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Christian
art in
France: 1400
to 1650
Saturday
5 November 2011
This study day aims to introduce the
work of a
series of
artists from
Jean Fouquet
and
Enguerrand
Quarton in
the
fifteenth
century to
Georges de
la Tour,
Poussin and
Philippe de
Champaigne
in the
seventeenth.
Balanced
between the
influences
of north and
south, the
Netherlands
and Italy,
artists who
are now less
well known
at a popular
level
produced
striking and
powerful
works of
Christian
art.
Please note the slightly later start and finishing time
for this
study day.
Tutor:
Iain Lane,
Tutor in
Doctrine and
the Visual
Arts
Venue:
The Chapter
House Crypt,
St Albans
Cathedral
Date:
Saturday 5
November 2011
Time:
10.45 am to
3.45
pm
Cost:
£18 (including morning coffee
& biscuits)
For
directions
to St
Albans
Cathedral
please
follow this
link.
For Satnav
use post
code AL1
1BY.
You can
book for
this course
using the
Autumn Term
2011 Term
programme
leaflet which is
available
here.
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