Wednesday 26 June, 7.00pm, Zennor Lecture Theatre, Penwith College
Join us for an enlightening evening as we welcome Alison Bevan BEM BA FMA, Director of the RWA, Bristol (Royal West of England Academy), for an illustrated lecture on the renowned artist Harold Harvey.
Penzance-born, Harvey was a prominent figure in the Newlyn School artists’ colony, a group of artists who captured the beauty of Cornwall from 1880 to 1940.
This exclusive event, hosted by the Friends of Penlee House, is only open to members of the Friends of Penlee House with no booking required and no admission charge. Don’t miss this opportunity to delve into the life and work of a true ‘son of Cornwall’ with a distinguished expert in the field.
The Friends of Penlee House is a registered charity (No: 1001644), the object of which is to support the aims and activities of Penlee House Gallery and Museum, home to the county’s best known collection of work by artists of the Newlyn School.
