Join us to explore this exhibition of etchings by one of the greatest artists of all time. With art appreciation session.
Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn is regarded as one of the greatest artists of all time. Famed for his powerful portraits, self-portraits and epic paintings of scenes from the Bible – Rembrandt was also a prolific draughtsman and print-maker.
This exciting exciting exhibition of etchings, on tour from the Rembrandt House Museum in the Netherlands, examines his output through etchings and also discusses his influence on other artists across the centuries.
Guided tours are unavailable for this exhibition, so we will be exploring Rembrandt's life and work together and enjoying an art appreciation session discussing the exhibition and perhaps a work or two in particular.
Afterwards, why not continue teh conversation ofer lunch in teh famous Victorian Tea-room?
Look Club is a chance for those who love art to meet, see galleries, exhibitions and works of art together, and discuss what they like about the art they're seeing – and what they like dislike, too! It's not a lecture or seminar, and everyone's observations, ideas and opinions are valid – and encouraged!
Timetable:
10.45am: Meet inside the entrance to the Gas Hall on Edmund Street, off Chamberlain Square) the entrance to
11am – c. 12.15pm Exhibition visit including art appreciation session
12:30pm: lunch (if desired) in the Victorian Tea Room
PLEASE NOTE: Look Club is exclusively for Barber Association Members
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