
Fri, Nov 19
|Hybrid (in person + online)
Dora Carrington, British Modernist & Pioneer
Fascinating as much for her life as her art, Carrington (as she preferred to be known) eventually formed 1 corner of a typically Bloomsbury triangular relationship. The lecture will consider both her unconventional life & her paintings. More information below.


Time & Location
Nov 19, 2021, 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM GMT
Hybrid (in person + online)
Guests
About the Event
Fascinating as much for her life as her art, Carrington (as she preferred to be known) eventually
formed one corner of a typically Bloomsbury triangular relationship. She entered the Slade in 1910
and her student work showed promise but at a time when it was unusual for a woman to succeed as
a professional artist. The lecture will consider both her unconventional life and her paintings; a
talent that has, perhaps, been overwhelmed by biography.
delivered by Alan Read
Please note that once you pay you will get an automated email confirming your payment. This email will also contain a link for the online lecture, please notify us well in advance if you did not receive the link.
Should you want to attend this lecture in person please let us know,
our venue is:
Whittaker Ave, Richmond TW9 1TP
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 A recording will be made of this lecture and can be bought seperately.
Tickets
Regular
£15.00Creditor
This ticket is for people who have credit with Art Historical London because they have paid offline in advance, or will be paying cash on the day. Your sale will be matched with our records, please note that if you have no credit with Art Historical London your entry to the lecture will be blocked.
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