Lorella Brocklesby
Adjunct ProfessorLorella Brocklesby is an Adjunct Professor at the Center for Applied Liberal Arts, NYUSPS. She is London born, and is a cultural historian specializing in architecture, art, theatre, decorative arts, and gardens. She has received awards from NYUSPS for Excellence in Teaching and length of service. She has taught over seventy different courses for NYUSPS, including History of Royalty, Medieval History, Victorian London, Dickens’ England, William Morris, and Shakespeare’s London.
She was for sixteen years the program director for the NYUSPS Oxford summer study program and has been a leader on tours to France, Scotland, Scandinavia, and the United Kingdom and Smithsonian. She has lectured at many museums and has given fifteen seminars for the Smithsonian Institution. She is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts.
Currently Teaching
From Manors to Museums: Discovering the Treasures of Victorian England
Explore the fascinating architecture, interiors, decorative arts, and fine arts of Victorian...
Tudor England: The Great Country Houses
Explore the great country houses of 16th century Tudor...