Elizabeth Gessner, art historian and Spanish translator, will chart a vivid course of St. Augustine history through the art of map-making during a lecture from 7 to 9 pm Feb. 23 at the St. Augustine Art Association.
The talk, entitled “St. Augustine Maps: A City with a Plan,” will explore 16th century New World Spanish settlements, along with early mapping techniques and the artistic value of cartography.
Admission is free; however, reservations are required due to limited seating. The St. Augustine Art Association is at 22 Marine St. Call 824-2310 for information or to reserve a seat.
Downtown parking on the street is free after 5 pm
The program is the second installment of the “Artistic Heritage Lecture Series” sponsored in part through a grant from the Florida Humanities Council.
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