Mon, Sep 12
|Online Lecture
Masters of Landscape Painting 1: Ruisdael
‘With the exception of love, there is perhaps nothing else, by which people of all kinds are more united, than by their pleasure of a good view’ Join us for 3 talks on some masters of the view: Ruisdeal, Claude Lorraine, and Constable. Each can be enjoyed as individual talks. more info below
Time & Location
Sep 12, 2022, 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM GMT+1
Online Lecture
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About the Event
Monday 12/9/22: Jacob van Ruisdael (c. 1629–82)
Born out of the first generation of this relatively new genre, the Dutchman Ruisdael created archetypes of the splendour and grandeur of nature, making him one of the first great masters of landscape art. His poetic representations of local and exotic lands create story boards and inspiration to many landscape artists who followed him.
This one hour talk will introduce landscape art as a genre in the Netherlands and the importance and role of Ruisdael in establishing it as one of the most recognisable and best loved types of painting in museums world wide.
delivered by Mariska Beekenkamp-Wladimiroff
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A recording will be made of this event and can be bought separately by members of our database after the event has taken place.
Future talks in this series:
19/9/22: Claude Lorraine (1600-82)
26/9/22: John Constable (1776-1837)
Tickets
All three talks
£30.00One Individual Talk
£10.00Creditor
This ticket is for people who have credit with Art Historical London because they have paid offline in advance, or for those who would like to pay on the day and want to reserve their place. 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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