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Lectures

Here’s our forthcoming lectures. We meet at 11.00am on the third Wednesday of the month (unless notified otherwise in the event particulars) at the Downe Arms, Wykeham.

Please scroll down to see the announced lecture series to date.

May 2022: George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham – the handsomest man in 17th Century Europe and his patronage of the Arts

Learn more about this lecture May 2022: George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham – the handsomest man in 17th Century Europe and his patronage of the Arts

June 2022: Mary Cassatt – Painting in Paris

Learn more about this lecture June 2022: Mary Cassatt – Painting in Paris

September 2022: Linley – The Continuing Tradition Of English Cabinet Making

Learn more about this lecture September 2022: Linley – The Continuing Tradition Of English Cabinet Making

October 2022: Kettle’s Yard – a masterpiece of curatorship.

Learn more about this lecture October 2022: Kettle’s Yard – a masterpiece of curatorship.

November 2022: Grandfather Frost and the Old New Year – Russian Christmas

Learn more about this lecture November 2022: Grandfather Frost and the Old New Year – Russian Christmas

2022 Programme (details to follow)

Jan 19th: Undressing Antiques – Mark Hill (of Antiques Roadshow fame)

Feb 16th: Discovering the Edinburgh Festivals – Mark Fisher

March 16th: La Serenissima – The Golden Era of Music in Venice – Patrick Craig

April 20th: A Cut above the rest – diamond jewellery of the 1930s – Susan Rumfitt

May 18th: George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham – the handsomest man in 17th Century Europe and his patronage of the Arts

June 15th: Mary Cassatt – Painting in Paris (NB this is a change from the previously announced lecture)

Sept 21st Linley, the continuing tradition of English cabinet making – Nicholas Merchant

Oct 19th Kettle’s Yard: a masterpiece of curatorship – Sarah Burles

Nov 16th: Grandfather Frost and the Old New Year – Rosamund Bartlett

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