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Tag Archives: national gallery
New Exhibition On My Must-Go List
A new exhibition has just opened at the National Gallery, London, which must be a must (you know what I mean!) despite its being portraits (and you know what I think of portraits!) Facing the Modern: The Portrait in Vienna … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Gallery, Artists, exhibition
Tagged alma mahler, art, artist, egon schiele, national gallery, oskar kokoschka, portraits, richard gerstl, vienna
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London 3 – And Finally…..!
Rosie says she can’t wait for Part 3 of our sojourn in London – and she doesn’t even know she features in this part! Three more exhibitions to tell you about. That’ll take some time, won’t it? Not as long … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Gallery, Artists, Cartoon, exhibition, Marketing
Tagged cartographics, kilwon an, national gallery, national portrait gallery, sparta puss, st martins in the field, Vermeer
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Snippets From The Torygraph
There were a couple of art items in yesterday’s Daily Torygraph. In the Obits section (my sister is worried because I look at the obituaries and thinks I need to ‘get a life’) there was a piece about the death … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Gallery, Artists, exhibition
Tagged art, artist, Johannes Vermeer, l s lowry, lowry, national gallery, Tate Britain, Vermeer
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From Saensbury Wing to Sainsbury Wing
(Or “Inspiration at the National Gallery II”) (The story so far: Our intrepid hero, accompanied by his wife, the Management, has visited the Bronze exhibition at the Royal Academy and the Richard Hamilton: Late Works exhibition in the main building … Continue reading
Inspiration at the National Gallery I
Yesterday I wrote about the Bronze exhibition at the Royal Academy which was the main reason for our trip down to London. Unfortunately, we seemed to be there at change-over time for some exhibitions. We want to go down again … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Gallery, Artists, exhibition, Painting, Photography
Tagged art, artist, duchamp, exhibition, national gallery, nude, painting, photography, pieter saenredam, richard hamilton
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Russian Guards, the National Gallery and the End of The Great War
Today’s Seven magazine with The Sunday Telegraph had a photograph from Andy Freeberg’s “Guardians” series. It is part of a show at Somerset House which explores the legacy of Henri Cartier Bresson. It shows one of the female guards in … Continue reading
The First Time Ever I Saw …
This morning’s Review in the Daily Telegraph had an interesting article called “The Shock of the Old” in which “five leading artists describe the paintings that changed their lives”. The article was an edited extract from “In My View: Personal … Continue reading
Why go to exhibitions?
Having reblogged three posts by other people, it is time to add a post of my own which has been prompted by today’s artdaily.org newsletter. It reported that an exhibition is about to start at the Museum of Fine Arts, … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Gallery, Artists, exhibition, Painting, Sculpture, Works
Tagged Auguste Renoir, Battle of San Romano, Dance at Bougival, Dance in the City, Dance in the Country, edgar degas, Isabella Gardner, Johannes Vermeer, Louvre, Musee d'Orsay, Museum of Fine Arts Boston, national gallery, Paulo Uccello, the Concert, Uffizi, Vincent Van Gogh
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notes to the milkman 