Agnes Goodsir

SPECIAL PRESENTATION
Join Lisa Sullivan, Assistant Director, Curatorial at Geelong Gallery as she discusses the life and work of Agnes Goodsir.
An early 20th century Australian artist, Agnes initially moved to London before settling in Paris in 1921 where she remained until her passing in 1939.
Well-known for portraiture, Agnes’ works featured in the seasonal salons of Paris, gaining her significant attention.
In 1926, she was made a member of France’s Société Nationale des Beaux Arts, one of few Australians to receive the honour.
In 1947, Geelong Gallery received three of Agnes’ still life paintings, gifted by her former partner Rachel Dunn.
This is a seated indoor event to be held in the Presentation Room inside the main house, accessed from the Hospitality Verandah.
Tickets are Free however they are only valid in conjunction with the purchase of a daytime festival ticket.
Note space is limited - bookings essential.
Join Lisa Sullivan, Assistant Director, Curatorial at Geelong Gallery as she discusses the life and work of Agnes Goodsir.
An early 20th century Australian artist, Agnes initially moved to London before settling in Paris in 1921 where she remained until her passing in 1939.
Well-known for portraiture, Agnes’ works featured in the seasonal salons of Paris, gaining her significant attention.
In 1926, she was made a member of France’s Société Nationale des Beaux Arts, one of few Australians to receive the honour.
In 1947, Geelong Gallery received three of Agnes’ still life paintings, gifted by her former partner Rachel Dunn.
This is a seated indoor event to be held in the Presentation Room inside the main house, accessed from the Hospitality Verandah.
Tickets are Free however they are only valid in conjunction with the purchase of a daytime festival ticket.
Note space is limited - bookings essential.
2:30pm, Saturday 25 October
Location
La salle de présentation, The Heights
140 Aphrasia Street, Newtown VIC 3220
Contact Details