Evenings with Hulings Salon—The Working Artist in Antiquity: Clare Fitzgerald & James D. Balestrieri

How did Roman fresco painters paint? How did patrons and clients in antiquity discover or commission art for their homes? What can contemporary artists learn from the work and the working conditions of painters in other times and places? Watch this fascinating conversation with curator, art historian, and Egyptologist Dr. Clare Fitzgerald of New York University’s Institute for the Study of the Ancient World; and James D. Balestrieri, author of the upcoming Hulings book and the recent Antiques & The Arts Weekly article “Mirror Dimension – ‘Pompeii In Color: The Life of Roman Painting.’ ”

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About the Salon Series: If you’ve ever looked at a famous artist and wondered how they did it, beyond the hype, this is your chance for an intimate “fireside” inside look. Join us as we immerse ourselves in the talent, art, and business practices that make Clark Hulings a beloved and essential American artist. The Evenings with Hulings Salon Series is co-produced by Shirley Holland.