Upcoming Events
26 July 2023: Lecture on 'Landscape as Art' for the Nantucket Garden Club.
19 October 2023: Lectures on 'The Strand Palaces' and 'London Gardens in the 17th century' for London Life and Times, Victoria and Albert Museum, London. http://www.vam.ac.uk
7 December 2023: Lecture on Bramshill House and Garden for the MA in Garden History, Buckingham University, England.
15 February 2024: Lecture on 'Landscape as Art' for The Forward Arts Foundation, Atlanta, GA.
18 April 2024: Lecture on 'Historic Gardens of the Cotswolds' for the Royal Oak Foundation, New York City.
5 June 2024: Lecture on 'Landscape as Art' for OSHER Institute at the College of William and Mary.
26 September 2024: Lecture on 'London's Great Houses' for Tudor & Early Stuart Art, Architecture and Interiors, Victoria and Albert Museum, London. http://www.vam.ac.uk
3 October 2024: Lecture on 'Tudor and Early Stuart Gardens' for Tudor & Early Stuart Art, Architecture and Interiors, Victoria and Albert Museum, London. http://www.vam.ac.uk
25 October 2024: Lectures on 'The Strand Palaces' and 'London Gardens in the 17th century' for London Life and Times, Victoria and Albert Museum, London. http://www.vam.ac.uk
7 November 2024: Lecture on An Embarrassment of Riches: Preservation Across the Pond for the Susan Constant Committee of the Colonial Dames of America.
From 11 November 2024: 4 week course on 'Art, Architecture and Places of Pleasure' for the Osher Institute, the College of William & Mary, Williamsburg, VA.
From 12 November 2024: 4 week course on 'The Renaissance Garden' for the Osher Institute, the College of William & Mary, Williamsburg, VA.
2 December 2024: Virtual (on-line) lecture on 'London's First Millionaire's Row' for the Royal Oak Foundation. https://www.royal-oak.org/
March, 2025, 3 week course on Landscape as Art, Osher Institute, the College of William & Mary.
June 3, 2025: A «house of delight» for the Queen: Inigo Jones and the Idea of the villa, lecture for the Furniture History Society, London (virtual).
In late spring 2020, Paula moved back to the United States, after 43 wonderful years in the UK. She continues to participate in academic activities in the United Kingdom and looks forward to developing new relationships in the US.