Learn how the Venetian artist's time in London impacted his art!
The great Venetian artist Canaletto spent ten years living in London producing wonderful landscapes of the city and its surrounds. In this lecture, we explore his time in the capital and look at how his style changed during his long visit. We look at some of the work he produced and explore how the views he captured have changed over the centuries.
How to book this event:
For our Members, access is free of charge for attending in person or online via Zoom
Visitors are always welcome. Coming in person, arrive before 1.30pm, sign in and pay £11 Visitors are also welcome online to view the lecture live via our Zoom broadcast. Just email hambleton@theartssociety.org and you will be sent an email with details of how to pay online and automatically receive the links .You do not need a Zoom account and if unfamiliar with Zoom please read our guide Click HERE Price is £11 per lecture and a 50% discount to £5.50 if you are a member of another Arts Society
THE ARTS SOCIETY ACCREDITED LECTURER
Mr Nick Salmond
After studying Physics at Bristol University I joined the BBC where I worked for over thirty years. Working mainly in news I helped cover some of the great events of our time. I led the team moving BBC World News into central London in 2013. In 2017 I trained as a London Blue Badge Tourist Guide, qualifying in 2019 and winning the Katrine Prince Award as Guide of the Year. During the COVID lockdown, I led the guide's media team, creating several virtual talks on social media, featuring over 50 London Guides. I am a lecturer for the new Guide’s Training course.
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