Arts Council Of Tamworth

General Admission

Join us for this free presentation on the history and artistry of architecture in the Granite State!&nbsp; Dr. Ann Thomas Wilkins taught in the Department of Classics at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh. Her publications include research on the ancient author Sallust, the Tullianum and the Ara Pacis in Rome, and Bernini. Her interests span from ancient Greece and Rome to Mussolini&rsquo;s Italy and 19th- and 20th-century American architecture.&nbsp; Dr. David G. Wilkins is Professor Emeritus of the History of Art and Architecture at the University of Pittsburgh. His publications include Donatello, History of Italian Renaissance Art, and Art Past/Art Present, among many others. Before the architecture presentation, UUFES will host a short musical program (30 minutes) beginning at 2:15 PM, with time for the audience to enjoy light refreshments before the beginning of the architecture program. Tamworth musicians Peggy Johnson and Grant Prillaman will present a short program of duets for piano and cello. Joining them will be soprano Emma Prillaman.

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Join us for this free presentation on the history and artistry of architecture in the Granite State!  Dr. Ann Thomas Wilkins taught in the Department of Classics at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh. Her publications include research on the ancient author Sallust, the Tullianum and the Ara Pacis in Rome, and Bernini. Her interests span from ancient Greece and Rome to Mussolini’s Italy and 19th- and 20th-century American architecture.  Dr. David G. Wilkins is Professor Emeritus of the History of Art and Architecture at the University of Pittsburgh. His publications include Donatello, History of Italian Renaissance Art, and Art Past/Art Present, among many others. Before the architecture presentation, UUFES will host a short musical program (30 minutes) beginning at 2:15 PM, with time for the audience to enjoy light refreshments before the beginning of the architecture program. Tamworth musicians Peggy Johnson and Grant Prillaman will present a short program of duets for piano and cello. Joining them will be soprano Emma Prillaman.

Arts Council Of Tamworth

New Hampshire Architecture with a Capital A

30 Tamworth Rd

General Admission

Free