Art History Over Lunch
with Kim-Ly Moynihan, Ph.D.
Bring your lunch and spend your midday exploring the fascinating world of art history! Art History Over Lunch is an engaging lecture series featuring great artists, masterpieces, and movements that have shaped our visual world.
Each session explores a different topic. No previous art history experience is needed—just bring your curiosity (and your lunch!).
Our next lecture title:
Great Artists in Their Teenage Years: Dürer to Picasso
What were the great artists making at thirteen, fifteen or eighteen? Discover the teenage works of Dürer, Michelangelo, Artemisia Gentileschi, Bernini, Rosa Bonheur and Picasso with Kim-Ly Moynihan, Ph.D. Through early drawings, paintings and sculptures, we'll explore how training, opportunity and precocious talent shaped the artistic development and later masterpieces of these artists. Highlighted works in nearby collections include Bernini's Faun Teased by Children and Bonheur's The Horse Fair in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and Picasso's later works at the Museum of Modern Art.
This lecture complements the upcoming Nassau County High School exhibition at The Art Guild.