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MFAH Friday-Saturday Lecture: Seurat, Gauguin, and the Crisis in Painting at the End of the 19th Century

Presented by Museum of Fine Arts, Houston at Museum of Fine Arts - Caroline Wiess Law Building

January 27-January 28, 2012

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The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston presents a MFAH Friday-Saturday Lecture: Seurat, Gauguin, and the Crisis in Painting at the End of the 19th Century, Friday, January 27, 1:30 pm (repeated on Saturday, January 28, 4 pm).

Presented by David E. Brauer, senior lecturer, Glassell School of Art, MFAH.

Lectures are open to the public and free with general museum...

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Presented by David E. Brauer, senior lecturer, Glassell School of Art, MFAH.

Lectures are open to the public and free with general museum admission. MFAH Members always receive free admission. Seating is limited. A reception to meet the speaker and a docent-led tour follow each lecture.

Pictured: Claude Monet, Water Lilies (Nymphéas), 1907, oil on canvas. Gift of Mrs. Harry C. Hanszen..

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Museum of Fine Arts - Caroline Wiess Law Building

1001 Bissonnet Street
Houston, Tx 77005

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Tickets:

This lecture is open to the public and free with general museum admission.

Admission effective January 1, 2012:

Adult: $10
Senior (65+): $5
Youth (6–18): $5
Student (with ID): $5
Member: FREE

Times:

Friday, 1:30 p.m.and repeated Saturday, 4:00 p.m. A reception to meet the speaker follows each program.

Phone: 713-639-7300

Parking:

Museum Parking Garage

Located directly east of the Beck and Law buildings, the MFAH Visitors Center features a four-story covered parking garage.

The easy-to-find parking entrance is on Binz, marked by a large, yellow arrow.

You're always protected from the elements when you park your car in the Museum Garage. From there, you can go to the Visitors Center lobby and find a ticketing desk and up-to-the minute museum information.

As an added convenience, you can enter the Beck and Law buildings from the Visitors Center through security-monitored, climate-controlled tunnels connecting all three buildings.

Accessibility Info: Currently, no accessibility information is available for this event.

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