Art Appreciation: Pioneer Women Artists Part 2: 19th and 20th Century British
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Q00012639Course date
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9 sessionsBranch
Nottingham BranchTutor
Rachel Holland-HargreavesFee range
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Explore a range of British women artists working in the late 19th century and through the 20th century, relating their significance to the artistic, social & cultural context in which they worked. Artists to be covered will include: Elizabeth Siddall muse and model to Dante Rossetti as well as an artist in her own right, Marianne North botanical artist notable for her plant and landscape paintings, Dod Proctor, influenced by Impressionism, Wilhelmina Barnes-Graham part of the St Ives group of artists and Tracey Emin known for her autobiographical and confessional artwork. Be inspired by the creative contributions of these artists as we consider a wide range of examples of their paintings, making comparisons and contrasts. Fully illustrated with opportunities throughout for discussion.
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