Our June talk will form part of our annual programme of six lectures delivered by Society-accredited speakers, exploring a wide range of subjects including painting, architecture, music, fashion, jewellery and sculpture, from ancient to modern.
This time, the speaker is Matthew Wilson. We are currently awaiting details about his talk and will publish more information closer to the date.
How to book this event:
Free for members
25€ for guests
Tapas & wine after lecture included
Secret symbols, Nazi-fighting, cultural love affairs, the ‘nude’, snowmen, and artistic espionage are among the diverse interests of art historian Matthew Wilson. Matthew studied History of Art at the Courtauld Institute and is an author, lecturer, and educator. As a freelance journalist he writes for numerous publications including BBC Culture, The Spectator, The Economist and Aesthetica Magazine. He has written two books on symbolism – ‘Symbols in Art’ (Thames & Hudson, 2020) and ‘The Hidden Language of Symbols’ (Thames & Hudson 2022) and his latest book – a introductory guide to art history – is due for publication in September 2023.