Sir Charles Barry Jnr. Architecture Lecture at Dulwich College

By lecturelady
January 30, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted January 30, 2016

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Posted January 30, 2016

The evening is hosted by Dan Cruickshank, BBC broadcaster, who will be delving into the lives of the fascinating Barry dynasty, including Charles Barry Jnr, designer of the buildings at the very heart of Dulwich College since the 1860s. The work of Sir George Gilbert Scott will also be discussed, which alongside the Barrys? designs, creates a significant picture of architecture in the late 19th century Britain.

Monday 14 March , 6.45pm ? 8:30pm

Tickets ?10, available from [email protected]

?6.45pm - 7.15pm Drinks reception, Lower Hall

?7.30pm ? 8:30pm Lecture in the Great Hall

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