In this talk, Sarah will look at how food and feasting is depicted in paintings
Christmas is historically a time for feasting and celebrations, in large part because it occurs in the middle of the dark and cold days of winter, so a mid-season celebration with lots of food and drink helped spur people on towards the spring. In this talk Sarah will look at how food and feasting is depicted in paintings, and hopefully help us through the dark days of winter as well!
How to book this event:
Visitors' tickets (£10 or £5 for members of other Arts Societies with proof of membership) are available on the door or through the venue’s online booking system. https://www.campuswest.co.uk
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