July Lecture -Spectacular Bodies: art and anatomy

About

Without the help of some supremely talented artists, sculptors, draughtsmen and engravers, the practice of medicine would not have advanced as rapidly as it did. This talk examines the mutual benefits that art and medical science have bestowed upon one another; it refers, as one would expect, to the art of great Renaissance masters such as Leonardo, Antonio Pollaiuolo and Michelangelo, but it also considers examples of work by (among others) Rembrandt, Hogarth, the American realist painter Thomas Eakins and the English artist Henry Tonks, who was both a distinguished surgeon and a gifted painter and teacher.

For full details of the lecture see our website - https://www.artsnational.au/societies/hobart/

Date

Stanley Burbury Theatre

UTAS, Churchill Avenue, Sandy Bay Tasmania 7000