Explore the exquisite naturalistic artistry of Fabergé with expert Clare Blatherwick at Caloundra RSL.
Monday 21 September 2026
5:45pm - 7:15pm
Caloundra RSL Functions Room, 19 West Terrace, Caloundra QLD 4551
$16.50 - $30.00
Step into the world of Fabergé, where opulence meets nature in stunning artistry. This engaging talk reveals the lesser-known naturalistic elements in Fabergé’s work, including Art Nouveau experiments and delicate animal and floral motifs. Perfect for parents curious about art history and craftsmanship.
Discover how naturalism influenced Fabergé’s creations beyond the famous Easter eggs, highlighting intricate hardstone carvings and elegant objects d’art. Clare Blatherwick brings her extensive expertise to illuminate these fascinating details.
Enjoy an evening of cultural enrichment that blends history, art, and nature, ideal for families wanting to inspire their school-aged children with stories of exquisite craftsmanship.
The event is scheduled for Monday, 21 September 2026, from 17:45 to 19:15. Clare Blatherwick, a renowned jewellery historian and consultant, will lead the session. She has over twenty years of experience and has lectured internationally, making this a unique opportunity to learn from a true expert.
The presentation will cover Fabergé’s use of naturalistic imagery in various objects, including desk seals and caviar dishes, providing a rich context for appreciating decorative arts.
This session is ticketed, with prices ranging from $16.50 to $30.00, making it accessible for families looking for an enriching cultural outing.
The event takes place at the Caloundra RSL Functions Room, located at 19 West Terrace, Caloundra, Queensland 4551. The venue is well-known and accessible, with parking and public transport options nearby.
Caloundra is a family-friendly coastal town, making it a convenient and pleasant destination for a cultural evening. Attendees can combine the event with a lovely dinner or a stroll along the waterfront.
The venue is suitable for parents and children, offering a comfortable setting to enjoy the lecture and engage with the fascinating subject matter.
Please verify event details before attending, as information may change. The event is presented by Clare Blatherwick, an independent jewellery consultant and historian based in Scotland.
The talk will be conducted in English and is suitable for adults and older children interested in art and history. It is recommended to arrive a few minutes early to secure seating.
Photography or recording may be restricted, so please check with event staff upon arrival. The event is indoors and climate-controlled for comfort.
Tickets are available for purchase online or at the venue, priced between $16.50 and $30.00. Early booking is advised due to limited seating.
Discounts or concessions may be available; please check the event website or contact the organizers for details.
Payment methods accepted include credit card and electronic payments. Refund policies will be outlined at the point of purchase.
