Pen and Pencil: Writing and Painting in England, 1750-1850
The Paul Mellon Centre Lectures, conducted by Duncan Robinson, have been rescheduled from 21 January through 18 February to be held at the Sainsbury Wing Theatre at the The National Gallery, London. All lectures will begin at 6:30 pm on the following Wednesdays, 21 January on William Hogarth; 28 January on Joshua Reynolds; 4 February on John Constable; 11 February on JMW Turner; and 18 February on William Blake.
Single ticket sales are £5/£3 (concessions), or £20/£15 for the series.
Robinson is the former head of the University Museum at Cambridge University and the Center for British Art, founded by the late Paul Mellon at Yale University.
The Paul Mellon Centre Lectures, conducted by Duncan Robinson, have been rescheduled from 21 January through 18 February to be held at the Sainsbury Wing Theatre at the The National Gallery, London. All lectures will begin at 6:30 pm on the following Wednesdays, 21 January on William Hogarth; 28 January on Joshua Reynolds; 4 February on John Constable; 11 February on JMW Turner; and 18 February on William Blake.
Single ticket sales are £5/£3 (concessions), or £20/£15 for the series.
Robinson is the former head of the University Museum at Cambridge University and the Center for British Art, founded by the late Paul Mellon at Yale University.
William Hogarth and friend, right (Self portrait)