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Early Renaissance bed with dark wood head and base, with patterned wallpaper and statue in a niche.
17 Oct

At Home in Renaissance Europe with Professor Anne Dunlop

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Discover how people lived in Europe in the period c.1300–1600 and examine the decoration and furnishings of both elite palaces and the homes of working people. The importance of textiles and fabrics will be a particular focus.

Professor Anne Dunlop FAHA writes and works on European medieval and Renaissance art. She holds the Herald Chair of Fine Arts at the University of Melbourne and is the Director of the Australian Institute of Art History.

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Fri 17 Oct
  • 10am - 11.30am 10:00am - 11:30am

Location

The Johnston Collection
192 Wellington Parade
East Melbourne 3002

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Adult / general $25
Student / concession $23
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  • telephone number: 03 9416 2515
  • email address: hello@johnstoncollection.org
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