DFAS

Decorative & Fine Arts Society of The Hague

 

Waterworks mural in the style of Escher

 
UK Flag, denoting English language introduction.

DFAS (The Decorative and Fine Arts Society of The Hague) was founded in 1991 with the aim of enhancing the appreciation and enjoyment of the arts in their many forms. DFAS is a member society of NADFAS, The National Association of Decorative & Fine Arts Societies.

DFAS offers the following activities:

  • A dynamic programme of monthly illustrated lectures in English encompassing the full spectrum of decorative and fine arts subjects including old masters, paintings, sculpture, silverwork, ceramics, architecture, textiles, and furniture design, --all in a convivial setting.
  • Special events including visits and guided tours to exhibitions, museums and galleries.

Comments often heard include:

"The lectures are fantastic. Not only have I gained knowledge and inspiration but also new friends who share my enthusiasm".

Whether you are single, a couple, or a group of friends, rest assured you will be in the company of like-minded people in a vibrant environment of learning, sharing and socialising.

Next lecture. . .

 

Tuesday, February  7th, 2012

Wonder Workers and The Art of Illusion:
The History of Magic through Art and Pictures

 

Bertie Pearce

 

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DFAS News

Next Activity

21st January

Visit to the Hermitage.

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Podcasts

See the NADFAS podcasts about the society, its work, its groups and its lecturers.

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Patrons: His Excellency Mr. Paul Arkwright,
             Ambassador of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

Dutch flag denoting Dutch-language introduction

DFAS is een onderdeel van het Britse NADFAS (National Association Decorative & Fine Arts Society). Deze groep, opgericht in 1965 in Engeland, heeft als doel de kennis over kunst te verspreiden door middel van lezingen. Hiervoor worden experts op hun vakgebied uitgenodigd. NADFAS heeft 90.000 leden verdeeld over 330 clubs in het Verenigd Koninkrijk, 10 in Europa en 27 in Australië.