Linbury Lecture 2021 with Joseph Koerner | National Gallery

The annual Linbury Lecture invites world-renowned speakers working in museums, galleries or academic art history to deliver illustrated lectures exploring themes relating to the National Gallery’s history and collections.
Coinciding with ‘The Credit Suisse Exhibition: Dürer's Journeys: Travels of a Renaissance Artist’, we welcome Joseph Koerner, the Victor S. Thomas Professor of the History of Art and Architecture at Harvard University, to give his lecture titled ‘Dürer’s Mobility’.
Following the lecture, he is joined in conversation by Susan Foister, our Deputy Director and Curator of ‘Dürer’s Journeys’.
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[@user-di4pd7mo4o]

Grateful to have found another Dr. Koerner lecture today. Thank you for sharing your genius and poetic approach to art historical analysis with the world, you are a treasure and an inspiration.

[@JJONNYREPP]

Linbury Lecture 2021 with Joseph Koemer | National Gallery 0314AM 8.3.22 you've taken me back to the late 1970's when the only thing available on tv if one was to awaken so early - was the open university.

[@hoooby63]

An absolute tour de force of a lecture, thank you! Prof. Joseph Koemer, most illuminating!

[@rembvanrijn]

Interestingly, both the exhibition and this recorded talk seem to emphasise the complexity of Durer’s thought and art when viewed in a contemporary setting. Fifty years ago, he was a ‘Great Artist’. Now there are many more perspectives from which he can be viewed.

[@barbarajohnson1442]

Wonderful talk, real dive into the mysteries in the act of, and the viewing of DRAWING, its nuanced dimensions, the hand and eye, movement. Material. Vital. And the modernity of Durer. Like Chanticleer...his belief in himself to carry out the work, to make the sun rise.Thank you so much. So wish I could have had the physical experience of the exhibition, the journey that it is, but this does give a slice of the experience.

[@paulklee5790]

How I miss that place...

[@crieff1sand2s]

very good......👍

[@aprildivine118]

Bravo 💗🇺🇸👀