The lecture tells the story of the making of the Dubrovnik Republic and its political and artistic heydays during the 15th and 16th century. Majestic altarpieces, churches and civic buildings serve as perfect examples of Mediterranean Renaissance, combining Italian influences with local medieval and neighbouring eastern traditions. The importance of Dubrovnik in European history stretches beyond its untouched walls and numerous bell towers. The historical heritage of this truly unique city is explained not just with a passion of an art historian but also with the insight of a native Croatian.
THE ARTS SOCIETY ACCREDITED LECTURER
Mrs Nirvana Romell
Holds BA in History of Art and MA in English Language & Literature, with 20 years of lecturing experience on 3 continents. Since arrival in the UK in 2003, she has been working as a freelance lecturer, public programmes consultant and tour director. She has regularly presented art history courses and lectures, as well as trained staff and volunteers, at the Manchester Art Gallery, the Walker Gallery in Liverpool, University of Manchester and other art and learning institutions. She also organises and presents tours of permanent and temporary exhibitions across the UK and Europe, and study tours to the Balkans, Italy, France, Switzerland, Sweden and South Africa.
OTHER EVENTS
Society
Mr Patrick Craig
19 Nov 2024 - 19:00
JIC Conference Centre, Colney Lane
Online Event
Society
Ms Anna Bianco
10 Dec 2024 - 19:00
JIC Conference Centre, Colney Lane
Online Event