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Captured on Canvas: The Life of Fanny Eaton

  • Black Cultural Archives London SW2 1EF United Kingdom (map)

Image: Stocks,_Walter_Fryer,_Mrs._Fanny_Eaton,_ca._1859

About this event

Join us for an engaging theatrical performance that brings to life the remarkable story of Fanny Eaton, a Jamaican-born artists' model.

Through interactive storytelling, you'll discover the fascinating history behind Fanny Eaton's captivating beauty that was immortalized on canvas by renowned Victorian painters.

Following the play, artist Michael Kyeyune will lead a fun and informative workshop where you'll learn to create your own caricature.

Whether you're an art enthusiast or you're looking to engage children in a creative outlet, this is an experience for all ages.

Don't miss out on this exciting event to celebrate World Art Day! Register now and be transported to a different era as we celebrate the legacy of Fanny Eaton.

Performance starts at 2pm sharp. Please arrive in time to be seated. Portrait and caricature workshop will run from 3pm – 4pm.

*FREE, but donations welcome to enable us to continue to put on family activities.

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