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A Weekend in Siena

  • A short, out-of-season trip when few tourists are in Siena.
  • Mediaeval painting reached its apogee here in the workshops of Duccio, Simone Martini, the Lorenzetti brothers and many others.
  • Art, architecture, history: all subjects in all significant periods are covered.
   A Weekend in Siena
  
20–23 November 2008
3 days •  £990
Aragon

  • One of the least-visited regions of Spain and yet one of the richest in history, architecture and landscapes.
  • Stretches from Teruel (inland from Valencia) to Jaca in the foothills of the Pyrenees and on the Camino de Santiago.
  • As diverse a tour as we offer with Paleolithic and Neolithic cave painting, Roman remains, Moorish palaces, Spain’s finest examples of Mudéjar, Romanesque castles and churches.
  • Visit Goya’s birthplace and see his ‘Horrors of War’.
   Aragon
  
14–22 October 2008
8 days •  £1,850
Art in Madrid

  • Two visits to the Prado plus the Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection and the Reina Sofia, home to Picasso’s Guernica.
  • Lesser-known places include the Sorolla Impressionist Museum, the Archaeological Museum and Goya frescoes at San Antonio de la Florida.
  • Lengthened by a day in 2007 to allow time for temporary exhibitions.
  • Led by the author of ‘Guernica: the biography of a 20th-century icon’.
   Art in Madrid
  
5–9 November 2008
4 days •  £1,040
Art In Switzerland

  • Fine and varied art collections, many in displayed in the collectors' homes or in brilliant recent buildings.
  • Impressionism, Post-Impressionism and classic modernism figure prominently, but so do European Old Masters, decorative arts and Oriental art.
   Art In Switzerland
  
1–6 July 2008
5 days •  £1,580
Art on The Cóte D'Azur

  • Europe’s greatest concentration of classic modern art, in idyllic scenery.
  • Renoir, Bonnard, Braque, Léger, Miró, Giacometti, Cocteau, Chagall, Matisse and Picasso.

 

  
  
14–20 October 2008
6 days •  £1,540
Baroque & Rococo

  • Some of the most uplifting and spectacular buildings in the world.
  • Glorious countryside, unspoilt towns and villages.
  • Option of combining with The Danube Music Festival
   Baroque & Rococo
  
22–30 August 2008
8 days •  £1,750
Berlin, Potsdam, Dresden

  • For Friends of the Royal Academy
  • Studies the former capitals of Brandenburg-Prussia and Saxony.
  • Both have immensely rich holdings of fine & decorative arts and architecture.
  • Rebuilding and restoration continues to transform both cities.
   Berlin, Potsdam, Dresden
  
5–12 September 2008
7 days •  £1,780
Californian Galleries

  • Great collections in some outstanding buildings.
  • Strong on 20th-century painting and sculpture and American and Asian art.
  • Based in Los Angeles and San Francisco with an overnight stay close to Hearst Castle.

 

   Californian Galleries
  
12–21 November 2008
9 days •  £2,990
Crivelli and Lotto

  • For Friends of the RA
  • Explores the little cities in the hills and valleys of the southern Marches.
  • Paintings by Crivelli and Lotto provide pegs around which the tour is planned.
   Crivelli and Lotto
  
2–9 June 2008
7 days •  £1,590
Danish Art and Design

  • A range of excellent art galleries, many with exciting new buildings or fine settings, showing international as well as Danish art.
  • Particular focus on Danish painting of the 19th and early 20th centuries, especially the Golden Age.
  • Historic and modern architecture, city and provinces, town and country.
   Danish Art and Design
  
4–11 September 2008
7 days •  £2,130
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