Georgian Splendour - 9 January

Two hundred years after the death of the last Georgian King, George III, discover the sumptuous objects created in the period renowned for its elegance and grandeur

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  • V&A South Kensington

    Cromwell Road
    London, SW7 2RL

  • Blavatnik Hall

  • For Members

  • Tickets cost £15.00

    Includes refreshments.

Past Event
Georgian Splendour - 9 January photo

According to Professor Roy Porter, "the 18th century marked a distinctive moment in the making of modern England. Its society was capitalist, materialist, market-oriented…yet its political institutions and its distributions of wealth and power were unashamedly inegalitarian, hierarchical and privileged.” V&A Guide John Harbord-Hamond will introduce you to some of the magnificent objects created by the famous craftsmen and architects of the Georgian age for those privileged patrons and others who benefited from the growing wealth of that period.

Header image: The Norfolk House Music Room, 1748 - 1756, on display in British Galleries - Room 52