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London Day Course

Modern Art: Impressionism to Pop

This three-day course, aligned with Masterpiece London, explores and examines the period of Modern Art. Beginning with the convention-challenging Impressionists, the course examines the art and modern masters that irrevocably changed the course of art history. Participants will be engaged in art historical study as well as object-based learning in order to understand how the brush and tools created a new kind of art experience. Additional sessions will analyse the current market for Modern Art and recent buying trends. See www.masterpiecefair.com for more details. 

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Course dates

27-29 June 2012: 10.00am – 5.00pm

Faculty

Angus Haldane
Angus Haldane has worked as a senior expert at both Christie's and Sotheby's, the world's leading auctioneers. He has developed extensive experience of attributing, valuing, and researching pictures from the sixteenth century to the present day. He studied Classics at Oxford University where he was drawn to the field of antique sculpture. He then studied for a post-graduate degree in Byzantine and Early Renaissance art at the Courtauld Institute, before joining the Bridgeman Art Library. It was from here that he moved to Christie's as a specialist in the Nineteenth, Impressionist and Modern Art Department. After some years in this field he moved to Sotheby's to become a specialist in the field of British pictures where he worked from 2002 to 2007. He has lectured on the History of Art in Italy and Greece, and he is currently writing a book on the portraiture of the English Civil War.

Dr. James Hicks
Dr. James Hicks is a London-based art historian. Educated at James Madison University, Goldsmiths, and the University of Hertfordshire, his specialisation is in 19th century British art history, Orientalism and Critical Theory. He lectures at the Tate galleries and the National Portrait Gallery. In addition, James also teaches at Pepperdine and James Madison universities for their London programmes.

Course fees

£750, which includes entrance fees, lunches, lectures, guided tours and course materials.

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Further Information


For further information, please contact Gillian Bayston
Tel: +44 (0)20 7462 2490
Email: g.bayston@sothebysinstitute.com


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