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Ancher M Will he round the Point 1879-80
  • Ancher M Will he round the Point 1879-80
  • Dahl Winter at Sognefjord 1827
  • Krøyer Summer evening at Skagen Beach the Artist and his wife 1899
  • Roed A street in Roskilde - in the background the cathedral 1836
  • Albertus Pictor Jonah Harkeberga kyrka c1480s

About

Art History Online 10 week Lecture with MonLife Heritage Museums

Dates - Wednesday 25th January - Wednesday 5th April (Break 22nd February)
Time - 10.30am - 12.30pm
Medium - Online via Zoom
Course Fee - £100

This course is also run in person at Chepstow's Drill Hall, beginning Monday 23rd January. Click here if you'd prefer to join the in-person course.

(The option to catch up on any missed sessions available to all with recorded online lectures available for a limited period)

THE ART OF SCANDINAVIA

Discover a surprising new world of art, live in person at Chepstow or online, as we explore paintings from Europe’s frozen north. The Art of Scandinavia course first takes us from the art of the Vikings via extraordinary mediaeval wall paintings to Renaissance power portraits, as we watch Sweden and Denmark rise to become major European powers in the 16th and 17th centuries. The 19th century was dominated by the Danish Golden Age painters who vied for the spotlight with their intimate portraits of family interiors, vast snowy landscapes and mysterious forest scenes. With the fashion for capturing ordinary rural life, artists ‘colonies’ sprung up in remote villages, capturing the struggles of fishing communities and the romance of long evenings under the midnight sun. Among these painters were successful women artists who came even further into the spotlight in the early 20th century.

There’s so much to explore  - join us to see how The Art of Scandinavia has something for everyone.

Terms & Conditions

Booking is only available online, via this page. The booking must be made 24 hours before the session starts.

If you sign up to the online course then you agree to use Zoom for these webinar talks. You do not need to download the Zoom app, the link sent by the lecturer will take you to the Zoom website. 

By signing up to this talk you agree that your email address can be passed on to the lecturer (Eleanor Bird) for contact and session-related reasons (eg. to send out zoom links and relevant details). You also agree that MonLife Heritage Museums can send you details of further events/course/exhibitions.

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The Art of Scandinavia - Online Course

Type:Lecture

Online via Zoom, Chepstow, Monmouthshire, NP16 5HJ

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