The Fine Art of Survival
Overview of Lecture Series
When the young Napoleon set out at the head of the French Republican army to spread the ideals of the Revolution, he would set in motion the rearrangement of the geography and politics of Europe and with this the fate of not just the aristocratic class, patrons of the art of the day, but also the destiny of artworks deemed as emblematic of the old order, as well as the fortunes of artists themselves.
This lecture series will investigate this era of unparalleled rapid change through the life and travels of a Venetian aristocrat, a celebrated French artist and works of art coveted as symbols of power and prestige through the ages. It will also raise questions about the repatriation of stolen art.
Presenter
Sylvia Sagona
Session Dates
Stream 1 : Tuesdays: 10:15 - 12:00 noon - March 6,13, 20, 2018
Stream 2 : Fridays: 10:15 - 12:00 noon - March 9, 16, 23, 2018
Note : Doors open at 10:15 and lecture starts at 10:30 sharp.
Price
$145 for 3 lectures in the series (incl GST)
Venue
Alloarmo, 5 Grattan Street, Hawthorn. VIC
Bookings
Reservations are essential as seats are limited. To reserve a seat at this lecture series, click on the online booking link below or alternatively download a booking form and send it to us with your payment.
Click here to book your place online
Downloads
Click here to download the Series Brochure
Click here to download the Booking Form
Note : Instead of printing out your booking form, you can fill it in on your computer, save it and attach it to an email to us. You will need to open this file using Acrobat Reader to be able to save your updates. Opening the file in your browser may not allow you to save your entry.