In this month's issue, Maria Alambritis discusses the overlooked female scholar Edith Coulson James and her struggle for the proper recognition of both her own work and that of Bolognese artist Francesco Francia.
Access the full article here: https://t.co/R1labtPm5X
Tickets and programme for #Raphael: Universal Artist conference 24-25 June @NationalGallery now available - held both on-site and online https://t.co/XtsFy55Rhe / Keynote by Barbara Jatta, Director Vatican Museums
For this year's #LinburyLecture we're inviting art historian Professor Patricia Rubin to deliver her lecture, 'The uncommon celebrity of Raphael’s ‘Madonna della Seggiola’, coinciding with 'The Credit Suisse Exhibition: Raphael'.
Book your ticket: https://t.co/mgXNeVcNve
𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐂𝐫𝐞𝐝𝐢𝐭 𝐒𝐮𝐢𝐬𝐬𝐞 𝐄𝐱𝐡𝐢𝐛𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧: #𝐑𝐚𝐩𝐡𝐚𝐞𝐥 opens today @NationalGallery -
I could not have asked for a more magnificent show to work on, truly a highlight of my career -
I’m so excited for everyone to see it!
2) Following up the previous post with more exciting news!
On Thurs, March 10 (5.30-7 pm GMT), London's @NationalGallery presents the 2nd Annual Anna Jameson Lecture, given this year by Hilary Fraser.
For full details & to reserve your ticket, visit https://t.co/YZvamzJ7pg
1) Exciting news! Please RT -
Tues, Mar 8, London's @NationalGallery presents the half-day online conf "#WomenArtists & the National Gallery."
To view the speakers list, to download the full programme, &/or to reserve your spot, visit: https://t.co/8nzpMmi3OK
Delighted to say that tickets for this year’s Anna Jameson Annual Lecture given by the wonderful Prof Hilary Fraser are now available - please share widely!
Our Anna Jameson Lecture series invites a guest speaker to give a lecture focused on women in the arts.
This year Professor Hilary Fraser, of @BirkbeckUoL, addresses the part played by art historian Anna Jameson in the reception of Raphael's works: https://t.co/dic6veINTz
“[Jameson’s writing] offered persons who in the main had never heard of Giotto, Masaccio or Raphael an entry to their work, to its imaginative spaciousness, beauty and historical resonance”. A fantastic talk by Prof Ernstrom and wonderful start to the Anna Jameson Lecture Series!
Have you booked your ticket for our talk on Anna Jameson yet?
Jameson was one of the first Anglo-Irish female art historians and you can find out more about her in our online lecture on 30 September with Professor Adele Ernstrom from @UBishops: https://t.co/Vw5wvWytlt
New from @AmsterdamUPress!
#WomenArtists in the Early Modern Courts of Europe, c. 1450-1700, edited by Tanja L. Jones
Visit https://t.co/w4aZOf1kU2 for more info about this collection. View the table of contents at https://t.co/cgAyKDuxMU
Looking forward to this wonderful new initiative @NationalGallery on women in the arts supported by The Diane Apostolos-Cappadona Trust - the Inaugural Anna Jameson Annual Lecture, 30 September with guest speaker Prof Adele Ernstrom! For info and tickets: https://t.co/xAVLQInIy4
So happy (and still in disbelief) that next week I'll be joining @NationalGallery as the new Vivmar Curatorial Fellow. Over the next two years I'll be working with both the Italian Renaissance and 19th-century European paintings, my dream combination. Cannot wait to get started!