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- Jan. 12, 2023 / 11 a.m. to noon
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Love is the universal feeling. From the dawn of time, from the earliest epochs of man, and all throughout the rise and fall of the world’s many civilizations, the concept of love drove the wheel of time forward. And love is a significant theme in the canon of art history. Romance is an unavoidable subject that many artists, great masters or even those forgotten by history, have explored. It inspires, it torments, and it exalts. Over the centuries, depictions of love in art history have never ceased to evolve and mystify audiences. This docent-led talk invites you to dive into a chronological exploration of a fundamental subject of art history: Love, in all its forms.