Free Course: History of the English Monarchy

The Museu de Arte Sacra de São Paulo promotes a free course on “History of the English Monarchy”, with Prof.. Dr. Roberto Coelho Barreiro Son, you want to show that inhabited by Celtic peoples since the 5th century BC., England was settled by the Romans between 43 d.C., and principles of the 5th century. Invaded by Germanic peoples (angles, Saxons and Jutes) We were kicking the Celts, partially romanized, even Wales, Scotland, Cornwall and Brittany.

OBJECTIVE

Show the trajectory of building one of the largest Empires in world history. Their influences and their culture that both influenced the formation of global business activities.

PROFESSOR

Dr. Roberto Coelho Barreiro Son: Ph.d. in history from the PUCSP, Professor of art history, History of the Church in Brazil, History of São Paulo. Professor at USP, PUCSP, SENAC and sacred art museum of São Paulo.

More information on the site: www.museuartesacra.org.br

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Class 1 – 11 of June:

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  • The Celts, the angles, the Saxons, The Jutes, The Vikings, the Normans in the formation of Gran Kingdom.
  • The component Countries: Wales, England Scotland and Ireland.

Class 2 – 18 of June:

  • The formation of the English Monarchy.
  • The Normans, the Tudor the Republic and the Treaty of Union, the Victorian Era and the actuality of the English Monarchy.

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When: days 11 and 18/06 (Saturdays)
Time: from 9:30 to 12:30
Load time: 6 hours
Value: R$ 150 (in sight) or R$ 200 (02 times) -LIMITED AVAILABILITY
Inscriptions: mfatima@museuartesacra.org.br
Information: (11) 5627.5393
Local: Museu de Arte Sacra de São Paulo
Address: Avenida Tiradentes, 676 – Light | Subway Tiradentes
Free parking (or access alternative): Rua Jorge Miranda, 43

At the end of the course, the student will receive the certificate.

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