Leighton House Courses: Rethinking the Arts and Crafts and Aestheticism

• Region: London
• Type: Talk
• Cost: Free

From Morris wallpapers, to Voysey chairs and De Morgan ceramics, the artists and designers of the late 19th century Arts and Crafts and Aesthetic movements created some of the most beautiful and iconic objects ever produced in Britain.

Join Dr Emma Hardy at Leighton House on an enjoyable exploration into some of the ideas behind these movements, discovering many of the artists and designers, their connections and differences and their enduring appeal.

Useful information

• The 5-day course takes place at Leighton House (Kensington, London) on  Tuesdays 9, 16, 23, 30 January and 6 February, from 10:30am to 12pm.
• No previous experience of art, design or art history is needed, all welcome.
• The course should be booked in full and individual sessions are not available.
• This course is run in partnership with Imperial College London. Please visit the Imperial College London course page for more information and bookings.
• Members of The Friends benefit from a discounted price.