Facsimiles of Theatrum Orbis Terrarum by Abraham Ortelius (1527-1598), Flemish scholar and geographer This event is free and open to the public. Dillard Lobby Gallery
Pierre Daura, Burning Brush, (detail), watercolor on paper, ca. 1945-70 When Pierre Daura first saw the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, they impressed him as “grandiose as nothing I had ever known.” He saw his landscape paintings as “an important contribution to help people discover the beauty of their land...to inspire men with a love […]
William Gropper, John Henry, from the American Folklore portfolio, lithograph, 1953 Cultural Witness examines works of art from the sociological perspective such as Rites of Passage, Shelter, Sustenance, Race and Ethnicity, Gender, Spirituality and Religion, Personal Adornment as Rank and Prestige, Transmission of Social Mores, and Music, Dance, and Storytelling. This event is free and […]
Facsimiles of Theatrum Orbis Terrarum by Abraham Ortelius (1527-1598), Flemish scholar and geographer This event is free and open to the public. Dillard Lobby Gallery
Please join us this Saturday for our annual fundraiser to support the University's Community Health Center. The CHC is a student-run pro bono clinic that provides free physical therapy services to individuals who do not have health insurance or cannot afford or find quality care. Thank you for your support! Check-in: 9-9:30 a.m. | Start: […]
Pierre Daura, Burning Brush, (detail), watercolor on paper, ca. 1945-70 When Pierre Daura first saw the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, they impressed him as “grandiose as nothing I had ever known.” He saw his landscape paintings as “an important contribution to help people discover the beauty of their land...to inspire men with a love […]
William Gropper, John Henry, from the American Folklore portfolio, lithograph, 1953 Cultural Witness examines works of art from the sociological perspective such as Rites of Passage, Shelter, Sustenance, Race and Ethnicity, Gender, Spirituality and Religion, Personal Adornment as Rank and Prestige, Transmission of Social Mores, and Music, Dance, and Storytelling. This event is free and […]
Facsimiles of Theatrum Orbis Terrarum by Abraham Ortelius (1527-1598), Flemish scholar and geographer This event is free and open to the public. Dillard Lobby Gallery
The University of Lynchburg's HEART Project will host a session on “Tending the Wound of Sexual Abuse” with Dr. Anthony Delmedico at 7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 3, in room number 232 in Schewel Hall. The program is free and open to the public, and registration is not required. Held to recognize National Domestic Violence Awareness […]
Wiley Cash New York Times best-selling novelist Wiley Cash will give a public reading, engage in Q&A, and sign books. Select copies of his works will be available for purchase while supplies last. This event is free and open to the public. "Thornton Reading series opens with novelist Wiley Cash" The Thornton Reading series is […]
Pierre Daura, Burning Brush, (detail), watercolor on paper, ca. 1945-70 When Pierre Daura first saw the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, they impressed him as “grandiose as nothing I had ever known.” He saw his landscape paintings as “an important contribution to help people discover the beauty of their land...to inspire men with a love […]
William Gropper, John Henry, from the American Folklore portfolio, lithograph, 1953 Cultural Witness examines works of art from the sociological perspective such as Rites of Passage, Shelter, Sustenance, Race and Ethnicity, Gender, Spirituality and Religion, Personal Adornment as Rank and Prestige, Transmission of Social Mores, and Music, Dance, and Storytelling. This event is free and […]
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