Course
Western Art from Classicism to Impressionism
6:00 pm GMT (Europe/London)
In person · Imperial College London, South Kensington Campus, London, United Kingdom
Enrolment for the complete two-term course is open to all.
Stories beyond the frame
Leslie Primo writes, lectures and broadcasts on art and its histories, with a particular interest in Renaissance Europe.
Explore Leslie's lectures, courses, gallery visits, book and podcast appearances, or get in touch about a speaking engagement.
Course
6:00 pm GMT (Europe/London)
In person · Imperial College London, South Kensington Campus, London, United Kingdom
Enrolment for the complete two-term course is open to all.
Course
10:45 am GMT (Europe/London)
In person · University Women's Club, London, United Kingdom
See The Course for current availability.
Course
11:00 am GMT (Europe/London)
Online
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A study day
A study day offering a route through major periods and questions in the history of Western art.
A lecture
Angelica Kauffmann's training, Continental reputation and years in England provide the frame for this lecture.
Gallery
The National Gallery is in Trafalgar Square, London.
Gallery
The National Portrait Gallery is in St Martin's Place, London.
Explore in your own time
Television
A Sky Arts documentary on the controversial beginnings of Handel's Messiah, presented by the soprano Danielle de Niese, with a contribution by Leslie Primo.
Sky Arts
Television
Leslie Primo presents a HENI Talks film on the paintings William Hodges made on Captain James Cook's second voyage, and the gap between what he saw and what he chose to paint.
HENI Talks
Television
A BBC programme about L.S. Lowry, using recordings made by Angela Barratt in 1972.
BBC Two
Book
Leslie Primo's history of the artists from abroad who helped to shape art in Britain from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment.
Podcast
Leslie Primo and James Payne discuss art in Primo & Payne: Great Art Explained.
Writing
Leslie Primo's essay on how the story of the Magi grew from its Eastern roots, how artists pictured the three kings and their gifts, and how European painters came to include a black king.