The Garden as Politics: Maria Feodorovna and Pavlovsk
A lecture by Dr Ekaterina Heath | Thursday 17 September | 6:00–7:15pm
Join Dr Ekaterina Heath for a special lecture exploring a way into imperial Russia through the life and work of Maria Feodorovna who shaped a garden and quietly influenced an empire.
About the Speaker
Ekaterina Heath is an art historian based at the University of Sydney, where she works across the History and Art History departments. Her research focuses on Russian imperial visual and material culture, with particular interests in garden history, the Russian court, and the artistic legacies of the Romanov era.
DETAILS
When:
Thursday 17 September | 6:00–7:15pm | Tickets Selling Fast
Limited parking available on-site.
Wheelchair accessible.
Image: Portrait of Grand Duchess Maria Feodorovna (Sophie Dorothea of Württemberg) (1795), Johann Baptist von Lampi, Pavlovsk Palace Museum. Photo: Mark Tedeschi, used with permission.
