If you had to live with a single work of art in your collection forever, which would it be? If you could acquire a work of art at this moment, regardless of budget or availability, what would you choose? If you had a second chance to purchase a work of art, which was the one that got away?

Join Country Life contributor Patrick Monahan and a group of distinguised panelists to answer this and other pressing art collecting questions!

Patrick Monahan, a native New Yorker who writes for Country Life and Vanity Fair, is consulted by collectors and museums on both sides of the Atlantic and who helped arrange the loan of Lord Leighton's 'Flaming June' from the Museo de Arte de Ponce in Puerto Rico to the RA last year.

The panelists include Tom Edwards (Abbott & Holder), Will Elliott (Colnaghi Elliott) and Cheska Hill-Wood (David Messum Fine Art).

Media partner Country Life magazine is supporting this entertaining evening and proceeds from ticket sales for this talk will be going towards The Society of Antiquaries of London's 'buy a square foot of Burlington House fundraising campaign'.

Tickets £25 including a drink.
Venue: Society of Antiquaries of London, Burlington House, Piccadilly, London W1J 0BE

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