Courses

SHORT COURSES 2011-12

In our 2010-2011 programme ULEMHAS ran three Short Art History Courses as an experiment to gauge membership interest in such an activity. They were very well supported and the ULEMHAS Committee has now arranged four Short Courses for our 2011-2012 programme.

They will be held at a new venue for ULEMHAS:

The Friendship Centre, Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church, 235 Shaftesbury Avenue, London WC2H 8EP

For a map and directions click here.

The Friendship Centre is a large, flexible space with a lift, disabled access and refreshment facilities.

The courses, each of five lectures of two hours held at weekly intervals, are to be provided subject to sufficient applications being received.

For each course:	click the		icon for the programme
	click the		icon for application form

The programmes and application forms for the first and second courses were sent out in May 2011. Applications for the third and fourth courses should be returned by 30th November 2011.

 

	September-October 2011:		Drawing practices in Renaissance Italy: the relationship between practice and theory (with emphasis on practices) and in particular the practices of Florentine versus Venetian artists during the later fifteenth and sixteenth centuries.
					led by Caroline Brooke
	November-December 2011:		German Romanticism
					led by Clare Ford-Wille
	January-February 2012:		The English medieval parish church; Part 1, to circa 1300 Part 2 will be in Spring 2013
					led by John McNeill
	February-March 2012:		Albrecht Dürer's visit to Venice and the wider cross fertilization between the art of the Venetian Renaissance and that of Germany		Full
					led by Dr Richard Williams
	Autumn 2012 Preview
	From 27 September 2012:		Byzantine Art and Architecture		led by Lyn Rodley
	From 31 October 2012:		Ghirlandaio and his Contemporaries		led by Clare Ford-Wille

The charge for each course will be £85 and, following the practice of academic institutions and societies, full payment must be made upon application.

Each course is separate and if members wish to attend more than one course they should complete separate application forms and provide separate cheques. Cheques should be made payable to ULEMHAS.

If the course is oversubscribed, cheques will be returned.

Given the high level of interest it will not be possible to apply to attend only part of a course.

If a course has to be cancelled for unforeseen reasons, the full payment will be returned.

If an applicant cancels, the charge may be refunded at ULEMHAS's discretion, subject to an administration fee of £3.

For insurance reasons courses are only open to members of ULEMHAS. If you are not a member then you can apply including the completed membership form and subscription.

Enquiries should be addressed to Daphne Taylor, 3 Portman Park, TONBRIDGE, Kent, TN9 1LL by post or by email: city.englishstudies@btinternet.com

Updated: 12 February 2012