

On 13 March 2027, join Rosalind Archer at the MJC in Cavaillon to explore the hidden symbols of love and seduction in art, from clothing and flowers to secret glances.
MJC, 157 avenue Général De Gaulle, 84300, Cavaillon
Saturday 13 March 2027 between 3 pm and 4.15 pm.
What if a dress, a flower or a fleeting glance revealed more than meets the eye? On Saturday 13 March 2027, the MJC in Cavaillon hosts “Dresses, flowers and seduction”, an art history lecture with Rosalind Archer. Discover how artists have portrayed love, beauty and attraction through the centuries, and what these images reveal about changing attitudes towards romance and relationships.
A carefully chosen dress, a bouquet of flowers, a discreet exchange of glances... In works of art, even the smallest details can carry meaning. Behind these seemingly ordinary elements lie messages about love, beauty, desire and people's place in society. Their significance changes with the fashions, values and conventions of each era.
Join Rosalind Archer to uncover the language of seduction in paintings and other works of art. Clothing, flowers, cupids, gestures and meaningful glances offer clues to understanding social status, changing fashions, romantic relationships and even clandestine encounters.
An invitation to look more closely at works of art and discover how subtle details reveal the changing relationships between men and women, the values of different societies and their attitudes towards intimacy.
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Opening times and periods
Saturday 13 March 2027 between 3 pm and 4.15 pm.
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One price : 8 €.
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