Miniature Painting in Shakespeare’s England | In-Person Lecture

In the era of Elizabeth I and her successor James I, painters such as Nicholas Hilliard crafted gem-like portraits intended to be worn as jewelry and held in the hand, often as a love token. Straddling public and private realms, these tiny images capture physiognomy, costume, and personality.

Issaac Oliver, Portrait of a Lady, Masqued as Flora, ca. 1527-1617, Wikimedia Commons

February 09, 2023

11 – 12 pm

Frye Art Museum
704 Terry Avenue
Seattle, WA 98104

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Ticketing Prices and Tiers:

Series Pass
Members: $120
Non-members: $150
Students: $75

Individual Tickets
Members: $13
Non-members: $16
Students: $9

Ticketing Policies:

Registration
Series Pass pre-sale opens to Frye members and past season subscribers on August 15, 2022

For the 2022-23 hybrid season, you may purchase a series pass in advance of the start of the season or at any point during the season, or you may purchase individual tickets to the virtual lectures at any point during the season.

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