STUDY DAYS
These popular events offer a wonderful opportunity to explore specific topics in more depth.
The Lecturers are specialists in their fields and, as such, are highly acclaimed.
The Study Days usually take place in Rushall Village Hall and the programme is split into
three separate lectures on affiliated topics, each lasting up to an hour, including participants' questions.
The illustrated talks start at 10.30 a.m. and end around 3.00 p.m., interspersed with
Morning Tea/Coffee and a catered Lunch. Up to forty people can attend and visitors are welcome,
although priority is given initially to Arts Society members.
To book a place on a Study Day, send an email to Caroline Cobbing: courses.taspv@gmail.com
Please include your name, address, telephone number and details of any dietary requirements.
Alternatively, booking forms will be available at the monthly lectures.
These popular events offer a wonderful opportunity to explore specific topics in more depth.
The Lecturers are specialists in their fields and, as such, are highly acclaimed.
The Study Days usually take place in Rushall Village Hall and the programme is split into
three separate lectures on affiliated topics, each lasting up to an hour, including participants' questions.
The illustrated talks start at 10.30 a.m. and end around 3.00 p.m., interspersed with
Morning Tea/Coffee and a catered Lunch. Up to forty people can attend and visitors are welcome,
although priority is given initially to Arts Society members.
To book a place on a Study Day, send an email to Caroline Cobbing: courses.taspv@gmail.com
Please include your name, address, telephone number and details of any dietary requirements.
Alternatively, booking forms will be available at the monthly lectures.
Tuesday 15th November 2022
10.30am - 3.00pm Rushall & Charlton St Peter Village Hall, SN9 6EN
Lecturer - Harry Fletcher
Open University tutor; practising artist; art appreciation holiday guide
Who would have thought that a trade treaty with Japan, chemical discoveries and in particular four inventions would have such a huge effect on the history of art in France? A Glasgow art dealer made a key connection which brought the work of French artists to Scotland to inspire a generation of painters. They were the Glasgow Boys, the Glasgow Girls and the Scottish Colourists.
Three sessions comprising:
· France in the nineteenth century; how French art reached Scotland; the Glasgow Boys
· The Glasgow Girls
· The Scottish Colourists
Cost (including morning coffee and buffet lunch). Members £38. Non-members £45.
Booking priority will be given to Arts Society members before 10th October.
Please note The Arts Society insurance only covers members for this study day. For further details please contact:
Caroline Cobbing, - courses.taspv@gmail.com
10.30am - 3.00pm Rushall & Charlton St Peter Village Hall, SN9 6EN
Lecturer - Harry Fletcher
Open University tutor; practising artist; art appreciation holiday guide
Who would have thought that a trade treaty with Japan, chemical discoveries and in particular four inventions would have such a huge effect on the history of art in France? A Glasgow art dealer made a key connection which brought the work of French artists to Scotland to inspire a generation of painters. They were the Glasgow Boys, the Glasgow Girls and the Scottish Colourists.
Three sessions comprising:
· France in the nineteenth century; how French art reached Scotland; the Glasgow Boys
· The Glasgow Girls
· The Scottish Colourists
Cost (including morning coffee and buffet lunch). Members £38. Non-members £45.
Booking priority will be given to Arts Society members before 10th October.
Please note The Arts Society insurance only covers members for this study day. For further details please contact:
Caroline Cobbing, - courses.taspv@gmail.com
