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SUMMARY:The Private Lives of Paintings
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DESCRIPTION:We are proud to present The Private Lives of Paintings as part
  of Oxford's annual Meeting Minds alumni weekend.\n\nWhile a painting is o
 ften judged by who painted it\, or what the subject matter is\, there are 
 often other\, hidden\, stories that contribute to both its art historical 
 and commercial value. Every work of art has provenance\, a private life th
 at tells of the people who have owned it and loved it\, the museums and ga
 lleries where it has hung\, and the moments of history it has witnessed. T
 hese adventures through time and place are often as important in telling t
 he complete story of a work of art as the physical painting itself.\n\nJoi
 n Stephen Jones\, Vice President\, Editor and Head of Research for Post-Wa
 r and Contemporary Art at Christie’s auction house in New York\, and Luc
 y Speelman\, Associate Specialist in the Old Master Paintings Department a
 t Christie’s auction house in London and Head of its biannual Old Master
 s to Modern Day Sales\, to learn about the stories behind some of the most
  famous works in recent art history.\n\nSpeakers:\n\nStephen Jones is Vice
  President\, Editor and Head of Research for Post-War and Contemporary Art
  at Christie’s auction house in New York.\n\nLucy Speelman is an Associa
 te Specialist in the Old Master Paintings department at Christie's in Lond
 on\, and Head of their biannual Old Masters to Modern Day Sales.\n\nOpen t
 o University of Oxford alumni and members of Kellogg College.
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LOCATION:Kellogg College - The Hub\, The Hub Kellogg College 62 Banbury Ro
 ad Oxford Oxfordshire OX2 6PN United Kingdom
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