Members' talk and private view
- 8 - 8.40 am
- 9 - 9.40 am
About
Expert guide Maurizio Patti leads this exclusive out-of-hours talk about 'The Last Caravaggio'.
We'll be hosting two talks: the first at 8am for early risers seeking pre-work inspiration and morning motivation, and the second at 9am for those wanting a kickstart to the exhibition before the Gallery opens at 10am.
Your ticket includes tea, coffee and breakfast pastries, followed by an in-depth talk from Maurizio, and time to enjoy a private view of the exhibition afterwards.
Caravaggio made some of his most striking works during his final, turbulent years, and few paintings are better placed to illustrate this than his last-known painting, 'The Martyrdom of Saint Ursula' (1610, Gallerie d’Italia, Naples); the focus of this exhibition. Join us to contemplate this remarkable masterpiece, and explore the troubled end to Caravaggio's life.
If you can't make this event, more dates are available on 3 July and 10 July.
Your host
Maurizio Patti, originally from Cortona, Italy, is an expert guide and tutor. Patti has three degrees ranging from Languages and Visual Arts (Siena, Italy) to Philosophy and Theology, (University of Louvain, Belgium, London campus). Before moving to London in 1990, Patti worked as a teacher, interpreter and guide in Italy. Upon his arrival in London, Patti furthered his knowledge of visual arts through courses at the Victoria and Albert Museum, Tate Gallery and City Lit. Patti is now an art expert and lecturer for Tate Galleries and the Institute of Tourist Guiding (History of Art). Maurizio presents guides in English, Italian, French, Spanish.
Make a day of it
Why not make a day of it and book a table for lunch or dinner at our restaurant, Ochre, where you will receive 10% off as a Member.
The Ochre menu showcases the wide range of food and ingredients grown, farmed and fished all over the UK. To reserve a table, please visit Ochre's website.
Members' talk: The Last Caravaggio
Members' talk and private view
- 8 - 8.40 am
- 9 - 9.40 am
