A look at the life and work of eighteenth century painter George Romney.
Romney quickly rose to prominence in the 18th century, capturing the likenesses of British high society with remarkable skill. His portraits are celebrated for their graceful composition, delicate colouring, and the subtle yet expressive portrayal of his subjects' personalities. Despite his success, he led a somewhat tumultuous personal life. Romney's contributions to portraiture have left an enduring legacy in the history of British art.
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THE ARTS SOCIETY ACCREDITED LECTURER
Mr Adam Busiakiewicz
Adam Busiakiewicz is an Art Historian, Lecturer and Lutenist. After completing his Bachelor’s Degree in History at University College London in 2010 he held the position of Head of Historical Interpretation (curator) at Warwick Castle. He left the castle in 2013 after winning a full AHRC studentship to pursue a Master’s Degree in Fine and Decorative Art at the Sotheby’s Institute of Art, London. He is currently finishing his doctorate in Art History at the University of Warwick for which he received a full scholarship.
Adam is a Lecturer / Educator at the National Gallery and Guide Lecturer at the Wallace Collection, where he has organised several events and courses on Music & Art as well as other subjects. He has also given talks and performances at the Royal Collection, the Victoria and Albert Museum and the Sotheby’s Institute of Art.
Alongside his publications and scholarly articles, Adam is the co-editor of arthistorynews.com, one of the internet’s most popular art history blogs.
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