Wallace Collection Late: Honorary Academician Extraordinary: Churchill's Artistic Trajectory

Join our Director, Dr. Xavier Bray, and Professor Sir David Cannadine, Dodge Professor of History at Princeton University, for a captivating discussion on Winston Churchill's extraordinary artistic path. 🖌️ Discover how Churchill, starting at age 40 amidst political challenges, embraced painting anonymously. As his confidence blossomed, he began promoting his work and highlighted the therapeutic benefits of art.

✨ Learn about the pivotal role of painting in Churchill's post-war identity, particularly in relation to diplomacy and his acceptance within the British art community. Your ticket includes refreshing drinks and an after-hours visit to the Winston Churchill: The Painter exhibition!

👉 Participate in person at our museum or join from the comfort of your home.

📅 Catch this enlightening talk on 13 July
🕰️ From 18:30 to 19:30
🎟️ Book your ticket now!

🖼️ At the museum, enjoy this special talk followed by drinks and an exclusive visit to the exhibition until 20:45. For online attendees, a link to the live stream will be emailed 24 hours prior, plus access to a recording for two weeks!

Image: Sir Winston Churchill, Cap d’Ail, Alpes-Maritimes C489, 1952. Royal Academy of Arts, London. © Churchill Heritage Ltd. Photo: ©Royal Academy of Arts, London; photographer: John Hammond.