Alfred Munnings: Memory, the War Horse and the Canadians in 1918

Join Dr Jonathan Black and Brough Scott for an evening of talks over a glass of wine, and visit the 'Alfred Munnings: War Artist, 1918' exhibition after hours.

Alfred Munnings was just finding fame as a portraitist and painter of British rural life when the First World War broke out in 1914. He spent two months with the Canadian Cavalry Brigade - commanded by maverick MP, JEB 'Galloper Jack' Seely - until the German offensive began in March 1918.

In this exclusive late opening, art historian Dr Jonathan Black and horse-racing journalist Brough Scott recap on Munnings’ early life and career, as they discuss their new book 'Alfred Munnings: Memory, the War Horse and the Canadians in 1918'.

Tickets include a glass of wine and entry to the Alfred Munnings: War Artist, 1918 exhibition.

Programme

6.00pm: Drinks reception in Atrium
6.30pm - 7.30pm: Talks from Dr Jonathan Black and Brough Scott
7.30pm - 7.45pm: Q&A
7.45pm - 8.30pm: After hours view of Munnings exhibition

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