Ukrainian Art – The Nineteenth Century – GI 25 114
8 October 2025 @ 10:00 am - 1:00 pm BST
Tutor: Dr Louise Hardiman MA, PhD
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The nineteenth century was an especially important period in the development of Ukrainian art. A rising nationalist spirit led artists and writers to work with local sources such as landscape and folk tradition, departing from the traditional curriculum of the Imperial Academy of Arts in St Petersburg. Movements such as Romanticism, Realism, and Art Nouveau gained a vibrant local character.
This is a repeat course from May 2024.
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Viktor Zarubin, Cloud Shadows (c. 1907), Österreichische Galerie Belvedere, Vienna. Image from Wikimedia Commons
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About the Speaker
Dr Louise Hardiman
Dr Louise Hardiman specialises in nineteenth and twentieth century Russian and Ukrainian art, the international Arts and Crafts movement, and the history of British-Russian cultural exchange. She is an independent consultant, writer, and lecturer who has taught undergraduate students and adult learners in various educational settings. Dr Hardiman is a firm believer in the benefits of lifelong learning. She knows well its opportunities and challenges, including the practicalities of how to fit study in alongside the multitude of other daily tasks.
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