ELIZABETH MERRY - Hume 2011 Lectures 1. Travels in Rajasthan with Rudyard Kipling: Palaces and temples, monuments and forts in the land of the kings 2. Illustrating ‘Alice’: Some views of Wonderland 3. Visions of Jerusalem: William Blake and his creative world 4. ‘Once Upon a Time’: Children’s books through the ages 5. An Evening with Lord Byron: Monsters, vampires and the gothic imaginations Full Study Day 1. ‘Once Upon a Time’: Children’s books through the ages 2. Wessex Explored: The world of Thomas Hardy through the paintings of Henry Moule and Walter Tyndale Half Study Day 1. ‘Once Upon a Time’: Children’s books through the ages 2. The Young Brontës and Art: Visual influences on their creative development. 1. Travels in Rajasthan with Rudyard Kipling: Palaces and temples, monuments and forts in the land of the kings Amber Fort – William Simpson 1861 Kipling aged 25 2. Illustrating ‘Alice’: Some views of Wonderland King and Queen of Hearts 3. Visions of Jerusalem: William Blake and his creative world Dance of Albion 4. ‘Once Upon a Time’: Children’s books through the ages Matilda Dahl Blake 5. An Evening with Lord Byron: Monsters, vampires and the gothic imaginations Byron by Richard Westall Study Days The Young Brontës and Art: Visual influences on their creative development. Portrait of the Brontë Sisters 2. Wessex Explored: The world of Thomas Hardy through the paintings of Henry Moule and Walter Tyndale Dorchester Frome