Activities | Public Lectures
Lectures 2010
Wednesdays, 1.10 pm · Lecture Theatre
Admission is free, but these events are extremely popular and places are limited, so please arrive early to avoid disappointment.
| 8 September | Art in Brontë Country | Ann Sumner |
| 6 October | Alfred Sisley: The ‘British’ Impressionist |
Ann Sumner |
| 13 October | From Homer's Odyssey to A. Edwards’s One Thousand Miles up the Nile: Travels in Ancient Egypt | Eurydice Georganteli |
| 20 October | The Lure of the East in the 19th Century: European Images of Egypt from Baron Gros to Holman Hunt | Paul Spencer-Longhurst, The Paul Mellon Centre |
| 27 October | Sand and Sound: Reactions to Egypt in Western Classical Music | Colin Timms, Peyton & Barber Professor of Music |
| 3 November | ‘O’er vales and hills’: An Introduction to ‘A Rage for the Lakes’ | Robert Wenley |
| 8 December | Jan de Beer's Nativity: A Biblical Perspective | Martin O'Kane, University of Wales, Lampeter |
| 15 December | Cosimo Rosselli's Adoration of the Child Jesus: The Birth of an Altarpiece | Susan J. May and George T. Noszlopy, Birmingham City University |