Artists in Wonderland: Pre-Raphaelite Adventures in Oxford - A Talk by Mark Davies

Main Hall, 1pm-2pm on Thursday 8 May 

A visual treat of a talk about the Pre-Raphaelites, and the various Oxford people and locations (including Botley) that inspired these young, aspiring artists as they struggled for acceptance. Thomas Combe of the Oxford University Press was a crucial early patron, and he also oversaw the publication of Alice in Wonderland, whose author befriended and photographed the artists, their supporters, and their families – one of many Oxford interconnections.

All proceeds will contribute to the running costs of West Oxford Community Centre.

A selection of Lewis Carroll-related books will be available at discount prices.

Tickets: £7 (WOCA members £5). Children under 10 free.

Mark Davies is an Oxford local historian, guide, and author; a trustee of the Lewis Carroll Society;  and a member of the Society of Authors. His relevant books include Alice in Waterland and Alice's Oxford on Foot.

Book tickets

Ticket Cost Quantity
Children (under 10 years) Free
Non-Member £7.00
WOCA Members £5.00
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