Van Eyck: The Portraits

Lecture by Dr Richard Stemp

St. Anne’s Church and The National Gallery

Coffee · Lecture · Lunch · Exhibition

17th February 2027

This is an unmissable exhibition. From November, all of Jan van Eyck’s portraits will be displayed together for the first time ever. Discover the extraordinary world of the artist whose revolutionary vision transformed portraiture and changed the course of Western art by joining this lecture by Dr Richard Stemp. He will explore the remarkable works that reveal an artist with an unparalleled eye for detail and a gift for bringing his subjects vividly to life.

Van Eyck captured the individuality of his sitters with astonishing realism. Painted nearly 600 years ago, these portraits still seem to look back at us across the centuries. Richard will shed light on the sitters, including the merchants, craftsmen and members of van Eyck’s own circle.

Join Dr Richard Stemp to discover the people, the techniques and the artistic genius behind Van Eyck: The Portraits — and explore why these extraordinary paintings continue to captivate us today.

Order of Events

10:30 Coffee at St. Anne’s Church – 55 Dean St, London W1D 6AF

11:00 Lecture St. Anne’s Church

12:30 Lunch at Fumo

14:00 Exhibition at The National Gallery

(Please note this is just a suggested entry time as we are unable to guide in the exhibition, and so we do not accompany you in or buy your tickets)

COSTS

Coffee                                                                                                     Complimentary

Lecture                                                                                                    £29 (includes booking fee)

add Lunch (2 courses, wine and coffee)                                   £52.00 (includes booking fee)

 

Please note, with the new ticketing system, you can only buy one ticket at a time. You will need to repeat the process to purchase more.

Book

Tickets are nonrefundable.

If you would like further information please email me on [email protected] or call 01379 871800.