The Baroque age
Caravaggio, Rembrandt and Velázquez, 1600–1700
- 3.30 - 4.30 pm
- 5 - 6 pm
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| Members: | £20 |
This event is available to those with a Member, Member & Guest, Exhibition or House Membership.
Please meet in the Sainsbury Wing Foyer to collect your headsets and meet your host for the guided walking tour.
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Experience the drama and innovation of the Baroque period through the works of Caravaggio, Rembrandt and Velázquez. This tour examines the powerful use of light, emotion and realism that defined art in the 17th century.
Discover how artists responded to religious, political and social change while creating some of the most powerful and memorable works in European art history. This tour explores the revolutionary use of light and shadow by Caravaggio, the psychological depth of Rembrandt’s portraits and the courtly elegance of Velázquez’s paintings.
Your host
Muriel Carré is an award-winning guide specialising in art and architecture. She studied English Literature and History at Université Sorbonne Nouvelle, Paris, followed by a Master's degree in Art History at Christie's, London. Alongside teaching English Literature in France and abroad, Carré has worked for a contemporary art online magazine in Madrid. She now leads tours in English and French in all the major London museums and historic houses.