Un-Dutch Art

The blockbuster exhibition on Vermeer has made it all the more clear again: art during the Dutch Golden Age can feel completely different to what we are used to. Vermeer's early paintings look more like Italian art than Dutch art in a completely different style and with different subject matters.

This talk will look at some of these paintings and the artists that created them. Why they made these paintings, for who and how they were valued.

delivered by Mariska Beekenkamp-Wladimiroff

Please note that once you pay you will get an email confirming your payment, including a link to join online should you chose to do so. If you have not received any emails, please check your spam or junk folder, or email us - well in advance.

These lectures will be delivered as Hybrid (both in person and online) lectures. Should you chose to join in person, please come to:

The Richmond Library Annexe, Quadrant Rd, Richmond TW9 1DH

NB People attending in person are no longer required to book and pay in advance. Payment on the day can be accepted again!

When joining online, please use the link provided in the confirmation email. Please make sure to log on 10 min before the start of the talks should you be joining online. This talk will be delivered in Zoom Meeting. This means your camera and microphone are on upon joining. You are welcome to either turn things off or join the discussion before and after the talk. Please mute yourself during the lecture.

A recording will be made of this event and can be bought separately by members of our database after the event has taken place.