What revolting object did Hogarth leave in the graveyard of Hoo church? What was that bad business of Rembrandt taking a younger woman into his bed? Did Caravaggio really castrate Ranuccio Tomassoni, and why did Reynolds vandalise a Titian? Who still shocks our modern world with his close-up of female genitalia?
To celebrate Museums at Night we look at the less salubrious face of art history as well as noting the bizarre and sometimes shocking goings-on in the studios of the Old Masters.
Taking place in the Sainsbury Wing Theatre, this talk will also be BSL-interpreted.
Suitable for
18+
Website
http://www.nationalgallery.org.uk/whats-on/calendar/friday-lates-lecture-16-may-2014
Admission
Sainsbury Wing Theatre
James Heard with BSL interpretation
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