5 May, 17.30<\/p>\n
Lecture and Discussion: The Return of the Painting ‘Our Lady of Sokal\u2019<\/em><\/p>\n Participants: R\u016bta Kasiulyt\u0117, Greta \u017di\u010dkuvien\u0117, Dr habil. R\u016bta Janonien\u0117, Julius Sasnauskas OFM. The event will be moderated by Prof. Dr. Giedr\u0117 Mick\u016bnait\u0117.<\/p>\n Guided Tours with Conservators*<\/strong><\/p>\n 29 April, 17.00<\/p>\n 2 June, 17.30<\/p>\n Sunday Guided Tours with Museum Guide* **<\/strong><\/p>\n 19 April, 13.00<\/p>\n 17 May, 13.00<\/p>\n Registration for tours with conservators and Sunday tours with museum guides opens one week before the event.<\/p>\n * Participation in the tour requires purchase of a museum visitor ticket<\/p>\n ** Tours with museum guide can also be booked individually by prior arrangement at gidai.vpg@lndm.lt<\/a> or telephone +370 681 90\u00a0329.<\/p>\n 19 May, 17.30<\/p>\n 6 June, 13.00<\/p>\n Sacred Motherhood<\/strong><\/p>\n There is a legend that the first image of the Mother of God was painted by St Luke the Evangelist. That image, continually copied, subsequently spread throughout the Christian world. This session explores how the Mother of God is depicted, which vestments and symbols associated with her image have reached us from the Byzantine period, and why costly revetments were used. The practical component of the session involves creating a mixed-media postcard of the Mother of God with a revetment.<\/p>\n Suitable for pupils in Years 1\u201312.<\/p>\n *To register for educational workshops, call +370 682 45 314 or email augustina.ivanauskaite@lndm.lt<\/a><\/p>\nGuided Tours<\/h6>\n
Public Educational Workshops<\/h6>\n