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There is no online enrolment for this particular course. Please contact Graham McVey 01372 361548. to join a waiting list This course examines women s involvement in art, not as models to be painted by men, but as significant artists in their own right. From the 17th century to the early 20th century, women artists were very much in the minority and in the earlier centuries were restricted as to the subject matter they were able to portray. Two women were founder members of the Royal Academy in 1768, but it was 168 years before another woman was allowed to add RA to her name. Now, since the late 20th century, as in many other aspects of life, there is very little distinction between the sexes.
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September – contact provider for latest dates |
10 weeks |
Thu 10:00. Part-time day |
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Epsom, KT17 1UF |
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£79.00 |
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