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When:
Friday, March 28,
6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Advance purchase only.
Location:
Seattle Art Museum
1300 First Ave
Seattle, WA 98101-2003
(206) 654-3100
Parking in WaMu garage on Union
between 1st and 2nd.
Cost:
$24/ SCW Supporting Members;
$28/ SCW Members, Stanford alumni and guests.
Cost includes a light hors d'oeuvre reception preceding the viewing,
Sarah Berman's talk and admission to the exhibit with private docent.
RSVP:
Sign up online (preferred RSVP) at Online SCW-SAM Registraion
or mail us your reservation and payment. An online RSVP FORM is provided if you choose to mail your RSVP and payment. Responses must be received by Tuesday, March 25.
Sorry, but no exceptions!
Seating is limited, and tickets will be sold on a first-come, first- served basis. (We expect the event will be a sell-out.)
Here's the RSVP FORM
Contact:
For questions, please contact
Eric Loh '90 at lohe@stanfordalumni.org
or 206-954-3359
Links:
Seattle Art Museum
Sarah Berman
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The Stanford
Club of Washington cordially invites
you to a special evening at the Seattle Art Museum,
including a viewing of the special exhibits:
Roman Art from the Louvre and
The Gates of Paradise by Ghiberti
Details
This is a private reception and overview of the exhibit by Sarah Berman followed by admission to an open viewing of the exhibit, and seating is limited.
Tickets will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis. Responses must be received by Tuesday, March 25.
6:00 p.m. Registration and light hors d'oeuvre Reception in the Simons Board Room with no-host cash bar.
7:00 p.m. Exhibit preview followed by viewing of the exhibit in the Nordstrom Lecture Hall.
Exhibit Gallery viewing with private docent.
Exhibit is open till 9:00 p.m.
In addition, please consider joining the Stanford Club of Washington now and enjoy member pricing for this and future events.
About the Roman Art from the Louvre:
Although Roman Art is found in many museums throughout the world, the Louvre collection is in a class by itself. The Roman Art showcase includes nearly two hundered objects of Roman art (the largest collection from a single department of the Louvre to have ever been on loan in the US).
About the The Gates of Paradise
Ghiberti's Renaissance panels from the doors of the Baptistry in Florence, Italy are now restored after a 25-year long conservation effort. They have never traveled to the US before and Seattle is one of only four cities in the US where this exhibit will be seen before returning to Florence permanently and reinstalled in the massive bronze doors in Florence.
Art Historian Sarah Berman is the Collections Coordinater/ Reserach Associate of the Seattle Art Museum. She will present an overview of the exhibit for the Stanford Club of Washington.
Directions
The
museum entrance is located on First Avenue between University and Union
Streets. Public parking is available in the Washington Mutual garage below SAM with its entrance off of Union between First and Second Ave, in nearby paid lots, or on the street near the
museum. For more details, please visit the SAM website at www.seattleartmuseum.org. |
