Art Critic Estelle Lovatt.
Photo by Cristina Schek
About Estelle
Art Critic Estelle Lovatt FRSA has the experience of being on both sides of the canvas, having trained as a painter, read Art History and as a gallery exhibition curator, Estelle is able to teach, judge and talk about works of art, from Cave Art to Banksy, with expert opinion.
She has worked as a freelance art critic for the BBC as well as for various independent Radio stations throughout the UK.
Club Alive Collaboration
Estelle Lovatt will be sharing her passion for the arts via BBC Club Alive.
This will include:
- Art courses @ LBH using dry art materials
- Lectures
- Historical walks and talks
- Art Coaching
- Exhibition reviews
- Interviews with those connected to the art world
Walk John Constable's Hampstead London walk & talk art & art history tour
Walk in Constable’s footsteps to see where he lived, worked and painted his great iconic landscape masterpieces on the Heath, Hampstead, and around the NW3 London village, finishing at his family tomb in the church.
Estelle speaks to you, describing the story of Constable’s life, his parents, family, wife and children. His dislike of Turner and relationship with the Royal Academy. Painting ‘en plein air’ and ‘alla prima’, British Romanticism, Dutch Golden Age influences, inspiring future French Impressionism. Bringing alive everything you wanted to know about Constable, and how he painted nature, the best clouds, rays of sunshine & double rainbows in art history.
And if you want to draw where Constable sketched, bring your sketch pad and pencil!
General price = £35
BBC Club members = £20 (Please email with your BBC Club member details)
This is a 2-hour walk. This walk finishes in Hampstead Village.
Location: Whitestone Pond, Whitestone Walk, Hampstead, NW3 1EA
