Please join us for a virtual talk Tuesday, 12:00noon to 1:00pm, by Rachel
Stephens, a Virginia Humanities research fellow, working at the Library of
Virginia. Her talk is titled, “Whatever Is Un-Virginian Is Wrong”:
Richmond's Confederate Artists & the Origins of the Lost Cause." While the
talk is virtual, registration is required. See below for more details.

LECTURE

VIRGINIA HUMANITIES RESEARCH FELLOW TALK

“Whatever Is Un-Virginian Is Wrong”: Richmond's Confederate Artists & the
Origins of the Lost Cause
Tuesday, December 7, 2021 from 12:00 PM–1:00 PM
Online
Free, but registration required.

Join us online for a talk by Rachel Stephens, an associate professor of art
history at the University of Alabama, who is currently a Virginia
Humanities Research Fellow at the Library working on a project about
artists of the Civil War in Richmond and their contribution to the
visualizing of the “Lost Cause” in the decades following the war. For more
information, contact Elizabeth Klaczynski at
[log in to unmask] or 804.692.3536.
Register Here
<https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87190856018?pwd=N093V3ZCUk5ubVl1QWw4Vm9aeGVHUT09>

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