2024 sees the hundredth anniversary of the marriages of both Edward Hopper and Georgia O’Keeffe and the final pictures of the ill-fated George Bellows. These leading practitioners of Modernism captured the American landscape of New England, New York and New Mexico. Hopper’s wife’s dynamic role proved key to his success, O’Keeffe married her famous promoter and art dealer Alfred Stieglitz, Bellows perished while still at the height of his powers. During this fascinating course with art historian Dr Jan Cox, we analyse the qualities that made these three artists giants of modern America in the early twentieth century.

Nestled in the Somerset countryside with a meandering river, tranquil lake and 14-acres of glorious gardens, our home for the course is the truly stunning Haselbury Mill. Steeped in history with a timeless charm, throughout your stay you’ll enjoy delicious food, beautiful accommodation and the very warmest of welcomes.

The course runs from dinner on the first day (25th November) until lunch on the last day (27th November)

Prices (per-person)

Residential (Single Occupancy - En-suite): £590
Residential (Shared Occupancy [Double or Twin] - En-suite): £470
Non-resident: £320

We operate a deposit scheme of £150 per-person for all booking types, with the balance due 4 weeks before the course start date.
(We will send a reminder and secure payment link for the balance on the due date)

£150.00

Booking type:

Resident (Single occupancy - En-suite) - DEPOSIT Resident [Double Room] (Shared occupancy - En-Suite - Per person) - DEPOSIT Resident [Twin Room] (Shared occupancy - En-suite - Per person) - DEPOSIT Non-resident - DEPOSIT

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Dr Jan D. Cox received a first-class honours degree from Oxford Brookes University, where he was awarded the Jeanne Sheehy Memorial Prize. An MA from Bristol was followed by a PhD at Leeds investigating the impact of Nordic art in Europe in the 1880s. He has delivered conference papers in Britain, Scandinavia, Ireland, Italy, The Netherlands, Germany and Canada.
Click here to find out more about Jan Cox and his other available courses
Haselbury Mill is nestled in the Somerset countryside with a meandering river, tranquil lake and 14-acres of glorious gardens. With three historically listed buildings and their Magnificent Tithe barn, it is truly a location steeped in history with a timeless charm.
Most bedrooms are wheelchair accessible, but please do let us know when booking if you do require an accessible room to ensure we make your stay as comfortable as possible.
There is plenty of free parking on site.
The postcode is TA18 7NY
www.haselburymill.co.uk
You can book either as a resident or as a non-resident student for this course.
RESIDENT (Single occupancy)
Each booking includes one place on the course plus bed, breakfast, lunch, dinner and refreshments at break times (tea/coffee etc.) for the duration of the course.
RESIDENT (Shared occupancy) [Double or Twin]*
Each booking includes one place on the course plus bed, breakfast, lunch, dinner and refreshments at break times (tea/coffee etc.) for the duration of the course.
*Rooms are for 2 people sharing only. Each guest staying must book one of these tickets.
NON-RESIDENT
Includes one place on the course plus lunch and refreshments at break times (tea/coffee etc.) for the duration of the course.

If, as a non-resident student, you wish to join the group for breakfast or dinner on any of the days then this can be arranged and charged separately. Simply send a request, no later than 2 weeks before the course start date, to info@neighbourhoodlearning.com
The luxurious bedrooms at Haselbury Mill are either doubles or twins and are en-suite.
All rooms come with towels included.
Rooms are allocated on a first come, first served basis. We will of course always try to accommodate requests where possible!
Check in is from 15:00 on the day of arrival
Please note: The following timings are just for guidance. Confirmed timings will be released to students nearer the course start date.
DAY ONE
The course will have a first session from 17:00 - 18:30, before dinner on the first day.
DAY TWO
The second day will begin from 09:30 and run with lunch and refreshment breaks until 16:30. There will be another after-dinner session from 20:00 - 21:00.
DAY THREE
Our final day will run though from 09:30 until 13:00, at which point the course will finish with lunch.
A pen and paper might be handy if you wish to make notes and an open mind!