The lecture looks at how opium, seduction and greed are portrayed in art.
How to book this event:
Booking at the venue on the day. Doors open at 10.00am.
Visitors and new members welcome. Cost £12 payable at the door, refundable if you join as a member on the day.
THE ARTS SOCIETY ACCREDITED LECTURER
Mrs Amanda Herries
Read Archaeology & Anthropology at Cambridge. 1978-1988 Curator at Museum of London specialising in the decorative arts 1718 to present day, exhibitions, lectures, booklets, broadcasts. 1988-1995 moved with family to Japan, lecturing and writing on Oriental / Western cross-cultural and artistic influences. 1995 returned to UK, fundraising for arts companies, writing, lecturing and guiding tours to Japan. Most recent publications on Japanese plant and garden influences in the West.
I’m delighted to spend a few days in a part of the country giving talks (not necessarily on the same subject) to more than one society, which helps to defray travel costs. Please talk to me, and your neighbouring societies.
I have a rich collection of images for all lectures and would be happy to supply supporting images for lectures if you get in touch.
OTHER EVENTS
We look at the evolution of cathedral buildings
Evelyn Silber, Vice Chair of The C. R. Mackintosh Society, will lead us on the study day at 3 Mackintosh sites in Glasgow.

