Arts Society: Around the World in 80 Ways — Alpine Reaches: Switzerland, Italy and Austria

  • 2416 North Mills Avenue Orlando, FL 32803

The beauty of the land spoke to artists and sometimes beckoned them to distant locations. Their paintings of beautiful places not only captured their hearts, but opened the world to others. In this lecture series presented by museum educator Susan Rosoff, enjoy a vicarious vacation traveling with these artists to explore lands that spoke to them.

Members: $150
Future Members:
$215 (Includes an Individual Membership)

December 11
Alpine Reaches: Switzerland, Italy and Austria
The drama of the Alps captured the interest of two Swiss artists, François Diday and Alexandre Calame. They in turn taught Americans Albert Bierstadt and Worthington Whittredge. John Singer Sargent painted watercolors of Alpine passes, while Austrian Oskar Kokoschka took a modernist approach to alpine peaks and valleys. Gustav Klimt summered in Lake Attersee in the Austrian lake region, and painted luminous, colorful scenes.

Dates:
December 11, 2023
Price:
Members $150, Non-members $215
Time:
10:30 a.m. - 12 p.m.

The beauty of the land spoke to artists and sometimes beckoned them to distant locations. Their paintings of beautiful places not only captured their hearts, but opened the world to others. In this lecture series presented by museum educator Susan Rosoff, enjoy a vicarious vacation traveling with these artists to explore lands that spoke to them.

Members: $150
Future Members:
$215 (Includes an Individual Membership)

December 11
Alpine Reaches: Switzerland, Italy and Austria
The drama of the Alps captured the interest of two Swiss artists, François Diday and Alexandre Calame. They in turn taught Americans Albert Bierstadt and Worthington Whittredge. John Singer Sargent painted watercolors of Alpine passes, while Austrian Oskar Kokoschka took a modernist approach to alpine peaks and valleys. Gustav Klimt summered in Lake Attersee in the Austrian lake region, and painted luminous, colorful scenes.