Date/Time
Date(s) - 15th Jul 2024
19:00-20:30
Location
St Luke's Hall
Categories
In this talk Julian Orbach will explore the relationships between William Morris and William de Morgan and their wider Arts & Crafts circle.
Julian Orbach is an author and lecturer in architectural history. He was architectural adviser to the Victorian Society in 1975-7 and wrote the Blue Guide to Victorian Buildings in Britain, published in 1987. He worked on the listing of historic buildings in England until he moved to Wales in 1987 where he was similarly employed by CADW. He has been a member of the Historic Buildings Advisory Council for Wales, the Cathedrals and Churches Commission of the Church in Wales and the Fabric Advisory Committees for St Davids and Wells Cathedrals.
7pm at St Luke’s Hall, St Luke’s Place GL53 7HP. Directions to the hall can be found here.
Free on-site parking – 30 spaces, first-come-first-served.
Tickets FoTW members £11, non-members £13
If you have any questions about the event or booking please phone Alison on 01242 519413 or email events@friendsofthewilson.org.uk.
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Terms & Conditions: When taking part in the talk please follow these guidelines:
- Please do not attend a talk if you have any Covid-19 symptoms
- You are undertaking this event at your own risk