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The Arts Society, Havering - GOYA: WAR AND PEACE, REVOLUTION AND EXILE
Goya’s long life and career spanned the reigns of four Spanish monarchs, and much social and political upheaval. Until his late forties his main work was designing subjects for the royal Tapestry works in Madrid, but by the 1790s he branched out into portrait painting, political satire, and experimental works. He was an energetic and restless genius whose painting reflected the turbulence of his age, and his work is still relevant today.
Historian, art historian, and painter, Gail Turner is passionate about Spain and Spanish topics.In the past she led tours to Spain for The Arts Society and Martin Randall Travel. Gail lectured in the Prado and Royal Academy of San Fernando in Madrid in the 1980s, and was Deputy Curator of Keats Shelley Memorial House, Rome, before that.
Historian, art historian, and painter, Gail Turner is passionate about Spain and Spanish topics.In the past she led tours to Spain for The Arts Society and Martin Randall Travel. Gail lectured in the Prado and Royal Academy of San Fernando in Madrid in the 1980s, and was Deputy Curator of Keats Shelley Memorial House, Rome, before that.
A talk about the Spanish artist Goya by a highly qualified Lecturer
Tuesday 9th January 2024 at 10:30 am at the New Windmill Hall, Upminster RM14 2QH.
This event is open to visitors for a fee of £8:00.
Please visit our web site:
tashavering.org.uk/Lectures/FutureLectures.aspx
Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/199870022175485
or contact us at info@tashavering.org.uk, or telephone 01708 221903
Tuesday 9th January 2024 at 10:30 am at the New Windmill Hall, Upminster RM14 2QH.
This event is open to visitors for a fee of £8:00.
Please visit our web site:
tashavering.org.uk/Lectures/FutureLectures.aspx
Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/199870022175485
or contact us at info@tashavering.org.uk, or telephone 01708 221903
New Windmill Hall Upminster RM14 2QU Essex RM14 2QH
Tue 9 January
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