Exploring Donatello
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Wednesday 22 March 2023
(5-6pm --- NB: Booking closes 48 hours before the event.) - Online Zoom Event, link details will be emailed to attendees on the morning of the event
- Lecturer: Paula Nuttall
Donatello’s creativity and versatility knew no bounds, whether expressing character and emotion, telling a dramatic story, exploring the depiction of space or exploiting the potential of a hugely diverse range of media. This lecture, complementing the V&A exhibition Donatello: Sculpting the Renaissance, looks at a selection of his masterpieces including the bronze David, the Judith and Holofernes and the St George.
Lecturer
Dr Paula Nuttall is an art historian specialising in the Renaissance, with a particular interest in artistic relations between Italy and the Netherlands. Studied at the Courtauld Institute of Art, writing her PhD thesis on artistic relations between the Netherlands and Italy. She has published widely on this topic, and has contributed to major exhibitions, including Van Eyck: An Optical Revolution (Ghent, 2020). Former Course Director of the V&A Late Medieval to Early Renaissance Year Course and Associate Lecturer at The Courtauld, she lectures for the V&A, London Art History Society and the Arts Society.
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