Hear about this great Venetian artist and the work he produced during his stay in England.
In May 1746 the great Venetian artist Canaletto moved to England. During the next 9 years he created nearly 150 works of art showing us Georgian England. From the Lord Mayor's show and the construction of Westminster Bridge to the Vauxhall pleasure gardens, Eton College and Warwick Castle.
The evening will be preceded by prize presentations to art students from sir Roger Manwoods School and Sandwich Technical College.
Guests are always welcome. No need to pre-book. Pay £7 at the door. Arrive from 6:30 for a glass of wine and the lecture starts at 7 pm.
How to book this event:
No need to pre-book. £7 cash on the door.
THE ARTS SOCIETY ACCREDITED LECTURER
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Mr Andrew Davies
Extra-Mural Tutor for London, Essex and The Open University; Author of 9 books, including The East End Nobody Knows; frequent contributor to radio and television; has lectured all over the world; organises walks to complement his lectures.
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