Rome: Art in the Service of Power - Online Sessions
Overview of the Course
In this set of three lectures, you will discover how the Romans transformed the artistic and cultural inheritance of Greece into a powerful visual language of empire. During the sessions, we’ll explore the monuments, sculpture, architecture and urban spaces through which Roman power was created and communicated.
The programme culminates in an exclusive 2-day visit to Rome. To see information more information on the tour - click here.
Duration
3 week online course (One 1 -hour session per week via Zoom including recordings)
Dates
Online Course: 28 Oct, 4, 11 Nov 2026 Wednesdays, 4pm GMT
Time
4.00 - 5.00pm (BST)online course
Fee
€380 online course
Lecturer’s Biography
Aliki Braine
Aliki Braine (b. 1976, Paris) is an artist and art historian. She studied at The Ruskin School of Fine Art, Oxford, The Slade School and The Courtauld Institute, London where she was awarded a distinction for her theses on 17th century painting. She has been working for The National Gallery for 25 years and teaches for Christie’s Education, The Wallace Collection, The Arts Society and numerous private clients. Aliki is also a practicing artist who taught at Camberwell College of Art and Westminster University and who regularly exhibits her work internationally.