Jump to content

The Golden Age of Caricature: Rude Britannia Friday 13 Oct U3A Open Meeting


Romnarz

Recommended Posts

The Golden Age of Caricature: Rude Britannia

Ian Haywood ( Lecturer Roehampton University)

Ian will describe the role and importance of Political Cartoons in the eighteenth Century. In the Hands of Gillray, Rowlandson and Cruckshank caricature became a world-leading and completely unique art form . How was artistic liberty used to ridicule and attack politicians and Public figures?

Herne Hill Baptist Church Half Moon Lane SE24 9HU

2pm till 4pm

Dulwich & District U3A is for retired and semi retired in and around Dulwich.

We have over 60 interest groups ranging from Archaeology to Zumba.

Also Monthly talks and occasional workshops on a wide range of topics

See our website for events and a list of all the Groups you can join.

dulwich-u3a.uk or fid us on Facebook

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

  • Latest Discussions

    • Massive thank you to Stephen. Painted our whole house - and got lots of other bits sorted, too. Nothing was too much trouble, everything looks great and all came in on quote. Fantastic. Liverpool fan, but don’t hold that against him. Will 100% use again.   
    • We worked with Eliot recently to get two sets of shelves built. He was excellent! Really high quality craftsmanship, communicative and lovely - I’d recommend Langley Carpentry in a heartbeat. 
    • How about trying the upstairs of some local pubs like EDT? They prob won't stay open until wee small hours but worth a try... or night at Rivoli Ballroom Catford (too old?!) or somewhere up in town for drinks rather than hiring somewhere.
    • Sadly crime does seem to be going up in terms of opportunists and street crime / bike thefts etc. Lack of CCTV in this area means it's more of a target than some neighbouring areas according to police (when they sent victim support round after our car had its catalytic converter stolen twice in 6 months by organised gang complete with balaclavas, iron bars and a chainsaw.. driving a 4x4). Crime still relatively low by some parts of London standards but a worrying trend if burglars are trying their luck when people are actually home. Wonder what local police/ MP thoughts are in terms of whether they could organise more community policing patrols. I read a woman was punched in the face on/near Lordship Lane in an unprovoked attack a week or two ago. Terrifying.
Home
Events
Sign In

Sign In



Or sign in with one of these services

Search
×
    Search In
×
×
  • Create New...