EUROPE / SMITHSONIAN JOURNEYS Great European Journey

A River Cruise and Train Trip from Holland to Switzerland

Aboard the 160-guest Amadeus Queen and Featuring Three Historic Swiss Railways

12 days from $4,315

June 28–July 9, July 10–21, 2024

Reminiscent of the 19th-century “Grand Tour,” this unique and popular journey features the heart of Western Europe—with both river cruising and train travel. In Amsterdam, board your deluxe riverboat for a five-night cruise through Holland, Germany, and France; then enjoy panoramic vistas of the Swiss Alps from the windows of historic trains.

Highlights Include

Holland: Take a private cruise along Amsterdam’s legendary canals, with their 16th- and 17th-century gabled row houses, designated a World Heritage site.

Germany and the Rhine River: Visit Cologne’s Old Town and the historic Gothic cathedral. Follow the Mosel River to the charming medieval town of Cochem. Then cruise through the most scenic section of the Rhine River Valley, a World Heritage site where each bend in the river features a medieval castle and tranquil village. Travel to a vineyard renowned for its Riesling where you’ll enjoy a private wine tasting. And in Heidelberg, visit the magnificent 13th-century castle perched above the river.

France: Arrive in Alsace, a region whose ownership has moved between Germany and France for generations. In lovely Strasbourg, visit the Old City, a World Heritage site featuring medieval houses and covered bridges spanning picturesque canals.

The Swiss Alps and Legendary Railways: Cross the rolling Swiss countryside to Bern, the capital and a World Heritage site. Travel through the spectacular Bernese Oberland to the snowcapped mountain peaks of the Alps and the towering Jungfrau. Enjoy two nights each in Lucerne and Zermatt, dramatically set beneath the iconic

Matterhorn. Explore these charming towns and experience the soaring majesty of the Swiss Alps from three legendary railways: the Gornergrat Bahn, the Glacier Express, and the Pilatus Railway, the world’s steepest cogwheel railway.

Space reserved for 60 Smithsonian Journeys guests, depending on the departure. Port charges are an additional $55 per person. Learn more about the Amadeus Queen on our website.

Smithsonian Journeys Expert

Carol Reynolds (July)–expert in European art, music, and history.

County Clare

A One-Week Stay in Western Ireland

9 days from $4,990

Includes $250 special savings

No single supplement

Special air rates available

June 8–16, Sept. 7–15, Sept. 21–29, 2024

Experience the essence of Irish culture in Ennis, County Clare, where you’ll view Ireland through the eyes of its people. The Old Ground Hotel, situated in the heart of Ennis, provides the perfect base for your discoveries.

Highlights Include

Music: Listen to live music throughout your stay in Ennis, a stronghold of traditional Irish music. Enjoy exclusive performances and more informal gatherings in charming local pubs. Plus, meet a musician in his home to hear more about Irish musical history.

Other Cultural Traditions: Gain insight into the Irish game of hurling, dating back 2,000 years, and learn about Irish history and genealogy from a local expert.

Dramatic Landscapes: Enjoy walking along the Cliffs of Moher and the Burren, special areas of outstanding geology and beauty. You’ll also drive along the Wild Atlantic Way and the scenic Loop Head Peninsula.

Aran Islands: Travel to Inis Mór, inhabited since ancient times and a center for the Irish language. Learn about its history and meet a family who are modern purveyors of culinary seaweed.

Castles and Gardens: Learn about Irish castles, gardens, history, and science at Birr Castle and Bunratty Folk Park. Limited to 24 Smithsonian Journeys guests.

Smithsonian Journeys Experts

Hilary Lennon (June/Sept. 7) and Christopher Griffin (Sept. 21)–experts in Irish literature.

Mystery Lover’s England

9 days from $6,995 Sept. 30–Oct. 8, Oct. 14–22, 2023 & Sept. 28–Oct. 6, 2024

Our one-of-a-kind British mystery tour features peaceful Devon, academic Oxford, and cosmopolitan London, all of which have served as settings for stories by mystery and detective writers. Gain insight into the lives and works of famous detective novelists from our expert and, by special arrangement, from contemporary authors.

Highlights Include

Exclusive Meetings: Enjoy insider meetings with contemporary mystery writers who offer a glimpse into their work and lives. Plus, attend an exclusive reception featuring a discussion with a London-based mystery writer.

Devon and Dartmoor: Experience the landscapes and sites associated with Agatha Christie, including her beloved holiday home Greenway. Then set off through mysterious Dartmoor, with its enormous granite tors, wild ponies, mist, and rain, which Sir Arthur Conan Doyle used for inspiration.

The Cotswolds and Oxford: Step into a Dick Francis mystery during an excursion focused on horse racing. Discover the ancient towers and hidden quads of Oxford, a mystery lover’s paradise given the abundance of crime writers who have used it as a setting, including Dorothy Sayers, P.D. James, and Colin Dexter.

London: Conclude in cosmopolitan London, where you’ll explore the legal district at the Inns of Court, featured as a favorite backdrop in the works of James and Sayers.

Limited to 24 Smithsonian Journeys guests.

Smithsonian Journeys Expert

Michael Jecks (all dates)–professional crime writer, author of more than 40 novels, and teacher.

England’s Lake District

A One-Week Stay in Historic Cumbria

9 days from $6,090

Includes $250 special savings

Special air rates available

June 4–12, July 9–17, Aug. 6–14, Sept. 10–18, 2024

Experience the evocative beauty of England’s Lake District, settling in for a full week to explore the region in depth. On excursions by foot, boat, and road, discover silver lakes and sweeping emerald slopes that have inspired poets and artists over the centuries. Visit castles, ancient ruins, and timeless villages. Venture up breathtaking mountain passes and take in views of Scafell Pike, the highest peak in England. Then venture out of the park to explore Hadrian’s Wall and the beautiful Yorkshire Dales. Highlights Include

Bowness-on-Windermere: Explore the Lake District from your base at a waterfront hotel in Bowness-onWindermere. Admire views of Lake Windermere and the surrounding mountains, and enjoy free time during the week to discover the hidden gems of this Victorian village.

Northern Lake District: Take in stunning vistas on a driving tour through the northern reaches of Lake District National Park. Visit picturesque Grasmere, admire panoramic views at a 5,000-year-old stone circle, and stop for a bistro lunch and a tasting tour at a renowned whisky distillery. From the town of Keswick, cruise beautiful Derwentwater, one of the region’s largest lakes.

Hadrian’s Wall: Head north on a full-day excursion to Hadrian’s Wall, an ancient Roman fortification that stretches 73 miles from coast to coast. Explore turrets and observation towers of this World Heritage site, follow the wall on foot, and visit the Roman Army Museum.

Castles and Gardens: Tour Muncaster Castle, a 14thcentury family home surrounded by lovely gardens and parklands, and visit its Hawk and Owl Centre. Later, hike along the shores of Lake Windermere to Wray Castle, or meander through Holehird Gardens, home to the Lake District Horticultural Society.

Lake District Literary Tour: Set out with a guide to discover the haunts of the writers who settled here. Take a private garden tour at William Wordsworth’s house at Rydal Mount, and visit the homes of John Ruskin and Beatrix Potter.

Yorkshire Dales: Encounter waterfalls and expansive moors on a morning excursion to the Yorkshire Dales. Go on a hike, sample local cheeses at a creamery, and take a walk through the charming village of Grassington.

Smithsonian at Oxford

8 days from $5,850 Book early—course capacity is limited!

Sept. 16–23, 2023 & June 29–July 6, Sept. 14–21, 2024

Join fellow Smithsonian Journeys travelers who share a deep and unbridled love of learning and wish to study a subject in depth. Immerse yourself in the intellectual and cultural environment of Oxford University—one of the most prestigious academic institutions in the world, where Smithsonian Journeys travelers have congregated since 1979.

We return to Oxford University—a renowned academic institution that has produced multiple Nobel laureates and cultural giants such as J.R.R. Tolkien and T.S. Eliot. Here, you’ll explore the libraries and grounds, dine in the college hall, sample life as an Oxford student, and study with Oxford tutors after choosing a course from fascinating themes.

Highlights Include

Courses of Study: Stimulate your mind in pursuit of knowledge as you spend your mornings learning from an Oxford tutor. Visit our website for course selections.

Excursions: During a tour of Oxford, learn about this historic city, the British educational system, and the connection between James Smithson (founding donor of the Smithsonian Institution) and the university, which he attended as a student. Plus, take an excursion tailored to your specific course. Find details on our website.

Optional Activities: Tour staff will help arrange alternative afternoon outings, including punting, a guided tour to the Ashmolean Art Museum, and a walking tour based on the popular British drama, Inspector Morse

Lifestyle: Stay at a historic college and sample life as an Oxford student. Live in a dormitory room (with en suite bathroom), dine in the college hall (including High Table—a privileged tradition, subject to availability), and enjoy the use of Oxford’s common rooms and gardens. Explore the charming town of Oxford, take tea at local eateries, and enjoy Evensong at Christ Church College.

The average course size is 14 to 16 guests. Book early to ensure your preferred choice. See our website for information on a four-day extension in London.

Oxford Tutors

Historians, authors, and heritage professionals from the Oxford community will serve as Smithsonian faculty. See our website for more information.

Prehistoric Mysteries of England and Ireland: Stonehenge to the Aran Islands

9 days from $6,335 Sept. 21–29, 2023 & Apr. 18–26, Sept. 19–27 2024

Venture back in time to an age of Celts and ancient kings as you make your way from England’s Neolithic standing stones to the prehistoric sites of Ireland’s west coast. In the company of local archaeologists and authors, delve into the mystical origins of Avebury and Stonehenge. Venture to Ireland’s glorious west coast, discovering a Celtic ring fort on the cliffs of the Aran Islands and prehistoric relics scattered across County Clare.

Highlights Include

Avebury and Stonehenge: Enjoy a closer look at the famous stone circles of Avebury and Stonehenge—and the people who built them—as you explore these World Heritage sites with a local expert. Visit the adjacent sites of Woodhenge and Durrington Walls, and examine artifacts found among these prehistoric monuments.

National Museum of Ireland: On a visit to the acclaimed archaeology wing of Ireland’s premier museum with an archaeology expert, view the Cashel Man, stunningly preserved for millennia six feet deep in a peat bog.

Newgrange and Knowth: Journey to Brú na Bóinne, a World Heritage site brimming with intriguing ruins that date back 6,000 years. Delve into the symbolism of the Hill of Tara and venture into the passage tombs of Newgrange and Knowth.

Rathcroghan and Galway: Learn about ongoing excavations at Rathcroghan and discover the site’s connection with Halloween. Then spend two nights in lively Galway, soaking up the traditional arts and music scene during free time.

Aran Islands: Take a ferry to Inishmore for a visit to the Celtic ring fort of Dun Aonghosa, perched at the edge of a sea cliff. Learn about traditional Irish culture as you explore the island’s quaint villages.

County Clare: Discover Bronze Age monuments scattered across the otherworldly limestone landscapes of the Burren on a walk with a local author. Then see the famous Cliffs of Moher, a five-mile ribbon of vertical cliffs that drop some 700 feet to the Atlantic Ocean below.

Limited to 24 Smithsonian Journeys guests. The internal flight is an additional cost of $320 per person.

Basingstoke

Smithsonian Journeys Experts

Michael Parker Pearson (Apr.)–archaeologist with specialty in British prehistory. Cassandra Potts

Hannahs (Sept. 19)–historian.

Heart of Scotland

A One-Week Stay Featuring the Edinburgh Military Tattoo

9 days from $4,990 Includes $250 special savings

No single supplement / Special air rates available July 29–Aug. 6, Aug. 12–20, 2024

Immerse yourself in the ancient heart of Scotland, getting acquainted with its history, natural beauty, and contemporary culture during a weeklong stay. From your base in the medieval old town of Stirling, discover the legacy of Scottish heroes King Robert the Bruce and Sir William Wallace, the subjects of the movie Braveheart. Explore the childhood home of Mary, Queen of Scots, and tour the majestic cathedral ruins in seaside St Andrews. During a full day in Edinburgh, experience the enchanting Military Tattoo, staged on the castle grounds. Enjoy a wide variety of activities, from a distillery visit to a cruise on Loch Lomond, as well as free time to explore Scotland’s enchanting towns and cities.

Highlights Include

Stirling: Stay in a Victorian landmark within the medieval walls of Stirling, and explore the history of this royal town and its region—where both William Wallace and Robert the Bruce defeated the English in the wars for Scottish independence. Venture to famous battlefields, and take a guided tour of the town’s castle, once the home of Mary, Queen of Scots.

Edinburgh and the Military Tattoo: excursion to this World Heritage-listed city, take a guided tour of Edinburgh Castle and the Royal Mile as well as the Georgian New Town. Experience the Military Tattoo, a thrilling annual spectacle of military bands from around the world and traditional Highland dancing set against the backdrop of Edinburgh Castle.

Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park: Spend a day discovering this vast and wild landscape of lochs and Munros, or mountains over 3,000 feet. Set out on a scenic cruise on Loch Lomond and enjoy a lakeshore lunch in charming Luss. Admire the stunning views on a drive through Queen Elizabeth Forest Park.

St Andrews: Take a day trip to seaside St Andrews, a pilgrimage destination and Scotland’s oldest university town. Meander among the evocative ruins of the town’s castle and its 12th-century cathedral, once one of the most

Scotland’s Treasures

Featuring the Royal Military Tattoo*

12 days from $7,296

Includes airfare, taxes, & all fees

May 18–29, July 27–Aug. 7,* Aug. 10–21,*

Aug. 31–Sept. 11, 2024

Experience the enduring appeal of Scotland on a journey from the sweeping Highlands to Edinburgh’s storied Royal Mile. Delve into history and architecture in the cities of Glasgow and Edinburgh. Hear the tales of the Highlands clans in Glencoe and Culloden, and visit important castles and battlefields. Soak up the mystique of the Isle of Skye, then make your way east to seaside St Andrews. Delve deeper into Scottish culture, getting a firsthand view of traditions such as falconry, whisky distilling, and sheepdog training.

Highlights Include

Glasgow: Discover Glasgow’s distinctive architectural style and visit the remarkable Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Enjoy a curator-led tour of Pollok House, home of the Maxwell clan, and see the Riverside Museum, designed by renowned architect Zaha Hadid.

The Highlands: Take a scenic cruise on Loch Lomond and see historic Glencoe and Glenfinnan Monument. Follow the shores of fabled Loch Ness and explore the ruins of the 13th-century Urquhart Castle. Visit Culloden Moor, site of the last battle of the Jacobite Rising; discover prehistoric sites along the Pictish Trail; then witness a falconry demonstration on a tour of Dunrobin Castle and Gardens.

Isle of Skye: Set off on a full-day excursion to the Isle of Skye, known for its strong Gaelic influence. Enjoy a traditional pub lunch in Portree and explore the mystical Black Cuillin mountains.

Kincraig, Pitlochry, and St Andrews: Cross Scotland, gaining insight into local traditions. Watch a sheepdog demonstration in Kincraig; sample handcrafted single malt at a 150-year-old distillery in Pitlochry; and explore St Andrews, renowned for Scotland’s oldest university and as the birthplace of golf.

Edinburgh: Explore the “Old Town” on a castle visit and a walk along the Royal Mile to Holyrood House. Then tour the 18th-century Georgian “New Town.” Meet an ambassador from the Scotch Malt Whisky Society for a private whisky tasting.

Edinburgh Military Tattoo:* On select departures in July and August, attend an evening performance of the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, a spectacular annual pageant set in the esplanade of Edinburgh Castle.

Limited to 24 Smithsonian Journeys guests.

Smithsonian Journeys Experts

Rab Houston (July/Aug. 31)–expert in modern Scottish history. Jennifer Paxton (Aug. 10)–historian with expertise in the British Isles and Ireland.

Scottish Isles and Norwegian Fjords Voyage

From Bergen to Glasgow

Aboard the 184-guest Le Champlain

A cruise offering from Smithsonian Journeys and PONANT

8 days from $6,800* June 8–15, June 15–22,† 2024

Follow in the wake of ancient seafarers on a voyage from Norway’s spectacular coast to the far-flung archipelagos of Scotland. Experience the Norwegian fjords by train and cable car, encountering glaciers, traditional fishing villages, and breathtaking vistas. Then sail to the Shetland and Orkney Islands to explore prehistoric sites and the legacy of the Vikings, and observe vast colonies of breeding seabirds. Learn local legends on the mystical Isle of Skye, and end your journey in the Scottish Highlands.

Highlights Include

Norwegian Fjords and Glaciers: Embark on a thrilling—and spectacular—train journey aboard the Flåm Railway. From the fjordside village of Olden, encounter continental Europe’s largest ice cap by exploring the edge of a glacier or riding a cable car for a panoramic view of the ice.

Shetland Islands: At the crossroads where Scotland meets Scandinavia, discover the extraordinary settlement of Jarlshof, inhabited for 5,000 years; trace history and local culture on an in-depth tour of Lerwick; or go hiking on the Island of Mousa to encounter seabirds and marine life.

Orkney Islands: Visit the World Heritage-listed settlement of Skara Brae, and see the Neolithic Stones of Stenness and the Ring of Brodgar.

Isle of Skye and Scottish Highlands: Visit Eilean Donan Castle and Armadale Castle; or discover the rugged Isle of Skye from the Trotternish Peninsula to Dunvegan Castle. From Fort William, take a scenic drive into the Scottish Highlands, tour Fort Augustus, and cruise fabled Loch Ness.

Add a one-night extension in Bergen and/or a two-night extension in Edinburgh. *Pricing reflects a savings bonus, ranging from 5% to 30% based on availability at the time this catalog was printed. See our website for current pricing. Book early for the highest savings.

†The June 15 departure runs in the reverse and follows a slightly modified itinerary. Visit our website for details.

The Smithsonian Journeys/PONANT Experience

Each cruise will feature two Smithsonian Journeys Experts and an included excursion or activity in each port of call. Our experts on the June 8 departure are field geologist and geophysicist Carola Stearns and Colleen Batey, an expert on the Viking Age.

Celtic Voyage: The Hebrides and the Irish Sea

From London to Glasgow Aboard the 184-guest Le Dumont-d’Urville

A cruise offering from Smithsonian Journeys and PONANT

9 days from $6,460* May 21–29, 2024

Delve into a realm of legends and lore among the historic sites and breathtaking landscapes of the British Isles and Ireland. Walk atop the White Cliffs of Dover, and spot seabirds and rare plants on the Isles of Scilly. Experience the charming port of Kinsale and effervescent Cork; then get acquainted with timeless Welsh culture in North Wales. Tour the intriguing sites of Belfast or the natural wonders of North Ireland’s coast, and cap off the voyage in the magical Scottish Hebrides.

Highlights Include

Dover: Admire the iconic White Cliffs of Dover from above on a cliff-top walk or explore Dover Castle, which played an important role in the rescue of soldiers from Dunkirk during World War II.

Isles of Scilly and Wight: Venture to Queen Victoria’s summer residence on the Isle of Wight, and spot seabirds on a wildlife cruise in the Isles of Scilly.

Ireland: Soak up the lively spirit of Cork, visiting its fortress or its historic old town.

Wales: Experience North Wales, where old traditions linger and Welsh remains the mother tongue. Tour the 13th-century Caernarfon Castle, or meander through a stunning collection of rare plants from around the world at Bodnant Garden.

Northern Ireland: Sail to Belfast to explore the Titanic Belfast Museum; or travel along Northern Ireland’s coast to the Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge, Giant’s Causeway, and Dunluce Castle.

Scotland’s Hebrides: On tiny Iona, tour the early Christian monastery and its Celtic crosses. See the vividly painted houses of Tobermory on the Isle of Mull, and delve into the intriguing history of the Clan MacLean at Duart Castle.

Add a two-night extension in the Scottish Highlands.

*Pricing reflects a savings bonus, ranging from 5% to 30% based on availability at the time this catalog was printed. See our website for current pricing. Book early for the

The Smithsonian Journeys/PONANT Experience

Each cruise will feature two Smithsonian Journeys Experts and an included excursion or activity in each port of call. Our experts on this cruise are Miriam Davis, an expert in early British history, and Carol Ann Lloyd, a speaker and author who specializes in early modern history.

Cliffs of Moher

13 days from $6,892

Includes airfare, taxes, & all fees

Sept. 28–Oct. 10, 2023 & May 12–24, June 16–28, July 7–19, Aug. 11–23, Sept. 8–20, 2024

From the lively streets of Dublin to the windswept Aran Islands, Ireland is a land where prehistoric and medieval monuments seem to appear around every corner and age-old traditions mingle with a vibrant contemporary culture. Immerse yourself in the magic of the Emerald Isle, exploring the interplay of past and present in the captivating cities of Dublin, Killarney, and Kilkenny. Experience ethereal landscapes rich in legend as you explore Connemara, Inishmore, the Cliffs of Moher, and the Ring of Kerry; and venture into castles and abbeys that tell the dramatic tales of Ireland’s history.

Highlights Include

Dublin: During a day in Dublin, take a guided tour of St. Patrick’s Cathedral and visit the library at Trinity College to view the medieval illuminated manuscript known as the Book of Kells. Later, visit the interactive EPIC: The Irish Emigration Museum.

Aran Islands and Galway: Enjoy a personal perspective on the Aran Islands, exploring local life in traditional Ireland on a tour of Inishmore with an islander. In the artistic hub of Galway, sit down to dinner accompanied by spirited Irish music.

Natural Wonders: Explore the enchanting boglands and mountains of Connemara and visit its stunning Kylemore Abbey. View the breathtaking Cliffs of Moher, and visit a prehistoric dolmen on your way through the Burren’s craggy lunar landscape. Then spend a day discovering the spectacular Ring of Kerry, including a stop at the Kerry Bog Village, where thatched homes and traditional farming equipment show everyday life in 19th-century Ireland.

Killarney: Explore the vibrant town and Ross Castle by traditional jaunting car, and watch traditional weavers and

Trinity College Library, Dublin potters at work on a tour of fascinating Muckross House. Witness a sheepdog demonstration and enjoy a dinner in a family-run guesthouse.

Blarney, Cashel, and Kilkenny: Visit well-known castles and historic sites such as Blarney and the Rock of Cashel, once home to the High Kings of Munster. In medieval Kilkenny, explore the 12th-century castle on a walking tour and enjoy time at leisure to discover the town. Limited to 24 Smithsonian Journeys guests.

Cassandra Potts Hannahs (Sept. 28)–historian.

Christopher Griffin (June)–expert in Irish literature.

Carol Ann Lloyd-Stanger (Sept. 8)–speaker and author who specializes in early modern history.

Waterways of Holland and Belgium

From Amsterdam to Antwerp Aboard the 160-guest Amadeus Queen or Riva

9 days from $3,890

Includes $250 special savings

No single supplement

Special air rates available

Apr. 6–14, Apr. 10–18, Apr. 13–21,* Apr. 17–25,* 2024

Our popular cruise from Holland to Belgium showcases magnificent art and architecture, spellbinding gardens, and enchanting medieval villages. Cruise along delightful canals and rivers from Amsterdam to Antwerp, observing windmills, fields of spring flowers, and local traditions while you enjoy a choice of included excursions.

Highlights Include

Amsterdam: Take a private cruise along Amsterdam’s historic canals, lined with 16th- and 17th-century gabled row houses, which have been designated a World Heritage site. Stroll through the world-renowned Keukenhof Gardens, where more than seven million tulips, daffodils, and other spring flowers are expected to be in bloom.

Kampen: Rich in history, Kampen is known for its former prominence as a Hanseatic town. Enjoy a walking tour of the city that includes either a visit to a historic Hanseatic ship or a brewery tour, or embark on a Giethoorn cruise.

The Hague, Delft, or Gouda: Choose from three compelling excursions. In The Hague, see sites associated with the seat of Dutch government during a city tour, then visit the Mauritshuis museum to view paintings by Vermeer and other Dutch Masters. Or travel to the charming town of Delft to stroll through Market Square and visit the Royal Delft Porcelain Factory. Alternatively, stroll through Gouda’s Market Square; visit Sint Jan Church, the longest church of the Netherlands; and enjoy a cheese tasting.

Zeeland Coast: Come to understand the country’s continuous battle with the sea at the educational Delta Expo, then visit one of the storm surge barriers.

Bruges and Antwerp: The World Heritage site of Bruges features treasured 15th-century architecture, picturesque canals, and arched footbridges. Following a walking tour, choose from three excursions that focus on Flemish art, Belgian chocolate, or Belgian beer. Your cruise concludes in Antwerp with a walking tour of this medieval city. Space reserved for up to 75 Smithsonian Journeys guests, depending on departure. Port charges are an additional $395 per person. Visit our website for information on both ships.

*The April 13 and April 17 departures will run in the reverse.

Smithsonian Journeys Experts

Mary O’Neill (Apr. 13) and Valerie Hedquist (Apr. 17)–art historians.