Art specialist Richard Kay explores 200 years of British marine painting, from stormy seas to elegant sailing yachts.
Join Richard Kay, picture specialist at Woolley & Wallis, for an illustrated talk exploring the rich history of British marine painting from 1800 to the present day. From storm-lashed seascapes to elegant sailing yachts, Richard will uncover how artists have captured the drama, beauty, and spirit of life at sea over the last two centuries.
Richard Kay is a picture specialist at Woolley & Wallis auctioneers in Salisbury. He has worked in the auction business since leaving university in 1986. He is a regular lecturer and has written for magazines on Fine Art.
Date: Thursday 6 NovemberTime: Doors from 14.15, talk starts 14.30Where: Arundells, 59 The Close, Salisbury SP1 2EN
Visitor information
Address
59 Cathedral Close, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP1 2EN
01722 326546
Opening times
Freeflow Entry
Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday 10.00-17.00
(last admission at 16.00)
Guided Tours
Tuesdays - On the hour, every hour from 10.00, last tour at 15.00. Individuals and groups. Both prebooked and 'on the day' access, subject to availability.
Wednesdays - Prebooked coach parties and larger tour groups only (12 people plus) on a bespoke / specially arranged basis.
Exclusions and safety measures
National Art Pass valid for Freeflow days only, not valid for guided tours.
