Reflecting on Millet: Life on the Land
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Reflect on ‘Millet: Life on the Land’ before the exhibition closes.
This show marks the 150th anniversary of Jean-François Millet’s death, a painter known for his realistic, unsentimental paintings of rural French life. In the final week of this exhibition, art historian Jacqui Ansell looks back at the themes and ideas displayed, sharing her own insights to the works and life of Millet.
Join Jacqui as she guides this reflective session, with an opportunity to hear her thoughts and share your own.
Speaker
Jacqui Ansell is an experienced lecturer who has devised talks and tours based around the National Gallery’s collection for many years. She lectures on art and cultural history for the Wallace Collection, National Portrait Gallery and the Arts Society and was Senior Lecturer at Christie’s Education, writing, presenting and tutoring online courses.
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A recording of this event will be made available to all ticket holders in the days following the event.
This recording will be available for two weeks.
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