Experience an evening of art and history at St. John’s Episcopal Church in Southampton, NY. Join us for a special presentation by Professor Neill Slaughter as he explores the profound impact of William Merritt Chase—not only as a premier Gilded Age artist but as the most influential art teacher of his era.
Event Details
- Date: Friday, April 24
- Location: St. John’s Undercroft | 100 S Main Street, Southampton, NY
- 6:00 PM: Wine, Cheese & Small Bites Reception
- Followed by: Lecture with Interactive Q&A
About the Lecture
William M. Chase’s legacy extends far beyond his own canvas. As a mentor, he shaped the trajectory of American art by teaching future icons such as Edward Hopper, Georgia O’Keeffe, George Bellows, and Rockwell Kent. Professor Slaughter will dive into how Chase became a cornerstone of the American art scene from the Gilded Age through WWI.
How to Attend
Admission is open to the community, but we kindly ask for an RSVP by April 23.
- Phone: (631) 283-0549
- Email: secretary@stjohnsouthampton.org
- Inquiries: Contact St. John’s at the number above or Sandra Klemuk at (631) 375-4019.
