Tuesday 08 August 2017, 1pm – 2pm, in the Djanogly Theatre, Lakeside, University of Nottingham campus. Free admission. Advance booking essential. Part of a series of free hour-long talks with professional palaeontologists, connected to and inspired by the Dinosaurs of China: Ground Shakers to Feathered Flyers exhibition.
In the nineteenth century, artists had to get to grips with extinct animals for the first time – with artists often walking a fine line between fact and fiction. As this talk by Richard Fallon will demonstrate, one wrong move could turn sober science into children’s entertainment.
Followed by Q&As
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