24
October 2024

A Breath of fresh air.

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Thursday, October 24, 2024 - 10:30
Henfield Hall, Henfield
Coopers Way Henfield BN5 9EQ
Online Event

The Glasgow boys and girls and the Scottish Colourists. A full day of lectures including tea, coffee and a light sandwich lunch.

After a hiatus of some four years, we are finally able to go ahead with this most eagerly anticipated study day. Demand is expected to be high 

There will be a full day of  lectures, commencing at 10.30 a.m. with coffee. This is a long-delayed programme about the Glasgow Boys and Girls. They burst on to the scene in the 1880s, painting outdoors, and much influenced by the American artist James McNeil Whistler. The Scottish Colourists followed, at the Glasgow School of Art under Francis Newbery.

Tickets will be on sale at the September and October lectures and will be priced at £35 per person. to include refreshments and a light lunch.There will also be a booking form available on this page.

 

THE ARTS SOCIETY ACCREDITED LECTURER

Mrs Julia Marwood

Julia has loved looking at art since discovering the work of Gustav Klimt while teaching English in Austria as part of her German degree course at the University of Durham. She spent the first part of her career teaching German, then did a Master’s in Teaching English at the University of Manchester, and went on to teach international students in the city. She became a tour guide at Manchester Art Gallery and knew at once that this was what she really wanted to do, spending every spare moment learning about art history. She eventually left language teaching in 2018 and since then has loved spending all her time sharing her passion for art as a speaker to many different groups. She became an Accredited Lecturer of The Arts Society in 2020, specialising in Scottish art from 1880 and the art of Manchester. She and her astronomer husband love to travel around Europe and take every opportunity to visit art galleries wherever they go, but Scotland has always been their favourite destination!