In Northern Europe landscape painting has a powerful hold on our visual culture – and none more so than in Scandinavia, where far northerly folk have found a kinship with nature to be indispensable. The 19th century paintings of snow and sun, rock and forest, mountain and fjord helped confirm their difference from Mediterranean culture and shaped national identity. They are confident affirmations of Northerness.
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 Tim Stimson
Tim's involvement in art began with the practical; for a number of years he was a professional painter and ceramicist in Scotland and Wales, before returning to university to study literature and the history of art, then training to teach adults. For the last 20 years he has been a freelance cultural art historian, specialising in 17th and 19th century art and society. He now lectures for the universities of Cambridge, Nottingham and Hull; the WEA, the Art Fund and presents residential study courses in Britain and Europe. He has recently completed a month long lecture tour of Western Australia.
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