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Andrew's Events
This page lists all the upcoming events by Andrew for
Art Historical London, and events that Andrew has delivered for AHL in the past and which can still be bought
for a small fee.
- On DemandOnline Recorded WebinarOn DemandOnline Recorded WebinarReacting against the ordered purity of neo-classicism and led by an obsession with the middle ages, 19th century Britain saw its public buildings & interior decor reshaped in romantic +fantastical ways. From Windsor Castle, to the Houses of Parliament to village churches, the mediaeval became modern
- On DemandOnline Recorded WebinarOn DemandOnline Recorded WebinarIn the 18th century, artists & aristocrats made Grand Tours of Southern Europe. Inspired by the art, architecture & archaeology of classical Greece & Rome they set out to redefine the visual and intellectual culture of Britain. Join Andrew as he explores.
- On DemandOnline Recorded WebinarOn DemandOnline Recorded WebinarTaking its name from Roman grottos painted with playful & witty ornamental designs, the grotesque became 1 of the most distinctive modes of art & decoration in the Renaissance, the 18th century & beyond. Shifting between fun & fantasy, surreal & dangerous. Discover 2000 years of decorative delights!
- On DemandOnline Recorded WebinarOn DemandOnline Recorded WebinarJoin this overview of one of the most important & influential artistic movements of the 20th century. Discussing origin, development, influence and popularity of the 2 main strands: Action painting (with works by artists such as Pollock & de Kooning) & Colour Field painting (incl Rothko & Newman).
- On DemandOnline Recorded WebinarOn DemandOnline Recorded WebinarIn the 18th century, artists & aristocrats made Grand Tours of Southern Europe. Inspired by the art, architecture & archaeology of classical Greece & Rome they set out to redefine the visual and intellectual culture of Britain. Join Andrew as he explores.
- On DemandOnline Recorded WebinarOn DemandOnline Recorded WebinarForming the background to the subject, landscapes in Renaissance Italy introduced poetic, classical and religious ideas about relationships between humanity &nature, the city &the country, engagement with/ withdrawal from social norms. As ideas developed background eventually became foreground.
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