The lecturer has selected exhibitions of British Watercolours for the Arts Council, Birmingham City Art Gallery and Victoria & Albert Museum, London. He has also published research on the early 19th Century painters Samuel Prout and David Cox.

The talk will explore developments in subject-matter and technique made by British artists between 1750 and 1850.

Richard Lockett studied History of Art at the Courtauld Institute in London, and became a lecturer at the Barber Institute, University of Birmingham. He joined the Birmingham City Museums Service as Keeper of Fine Art in 1979 and retired as Senior Assistant Director in l995. Since then he has worked as a History Art Consultant, Writer and Lecturer.

We are very thrilled to welcome him to Clonter and hope many of you will be able to come.

Reservation for each lecture £8.00 inc coffee
Delicious local produce finger buffet and a glass of wine or fruit juice £10.50
Please apply to Creative Space at Clonter 01260 224 266/661
Cheques to ASI Enterprises.