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Writers, artists, and the memory of trees
A Leicester Literary and Philosophical Society lecture.
Professor Fiona Stafford, FBA, FRSE
Professor of English Language and Literature, University of Oxford
Trees are a perennial source of inspiration for poets, artists and storytellers. The lecture will range through some of the trees that feature in poems and paintings, exploring their roots in the lived experience of their creators.
This is The Arthur and Jean Humphreys Lecture.
Professor Fiona Stafford, FBA, FRSE
Professor of English Language and Literature, University of Oxford
Trees are a perennial source of inspiration for poets, artists and storytellers. The lecture will range through some of the trees that feature in poems and paintings, exploring their roots in the lived experience of their creators.
This is The Arthur and Jean Humphreys Lecture.
7:30pm
Members free. Non-members £5 (student non-members £3) at the door. Non-members may also watch the lecture streamed using Zoom. See Tickets link below.
Members free. Non-members £5 (student non-members £3) at the door. Non-members may also watch the lecture streamed using Zoom. See Tickets link below.
Leicester Museum and Gallery, New Walk, Leicester, Leicestershire LE1 7EA
Mon 28 Nov 2022
Website:
www.leicesterlitandphil.org.uk/
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