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Tag Archives: picasso
The Guggenheim Museum, NYC
Last week the Management and I had a week in New York ostensibly to celebrate my 66th birthday though we actually flew back home the day before. I love New York! OK, we didn’t actually go further than Manhattan so … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Gallery, Artists, exhibition, Painting
Tagged art, frank lloyd wright, guggenheim, kandinsky, New York, pablo picasso, picasso
13 Comments
28 Drawings Later – Half-Time Reflection
Note: My links do not have a green thing next to them. Those are the WordPress adverts. I’m currently taking part in the activities of a Facebook group called 28 Drawings Later who are encouraging people to draw every day … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Drawing, Sketchbook
Tagged art, artist, Bolton, bolton museum, cartoon, doffcocker lodge, Drawing, elie nadelman, giacometti, guggenheim, moma, native americans, New York, picasso, punch, Sketching, whitney
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No Photography At The Whitworth
The old chestnut of photography in art galleries reared its head again today as I went to check out the latest exhibitions at the Whitworth Art Gallery in Manchester. I was there killing time as I had arrived to hand … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Gallery, Artists, exhibition
Tagged Andy Warhol, Anish Kapoor, art, artist, chritiane baumgartner, open contemporary, pablo picasso, picasso, Stockport, warhol
7 Comments
Where I’m Going Wrong!
I’ve figured it out!! Recently I came across this self portrait by L S Lowry whose major exhibition at the Tate opens next week. Then I saw a photograph of Picasso. But when I saw Denis Whiteside (who I mentioned in my … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Gallery, Artists, exhibition
Tagged Adrian Pritchard, Andy Magee, art, artist, artists, cap, Denis Whiteside, flat cap, Jason Simpson, lowry, Martin Kochany, neo:artists, pablo picasso, picasso
20 Comments
Daytripper – Part 3
(Out intrepid hero has already visited three exhibitions but still has time for Picasso at the Courtauld. He knows that Rosie Scibblah has described the exhibition as ‘amazing’. Will he be disappointed? Read on!) The Courtauld is a favourite of … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Gallery, exhibition, Painting
Tagged 1901, art, artist, blue period, cafe drinkers, courtauld, harlequin, pablo picasso, paris, picasso
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Daytripper – Part 1
Yesterday morning, I went down to London for the day. Yesterday evening, I crawled into bed absolutely knackered, but having seen the London Original Print Fair at the Royal Academy (the main reason for the trip), the Cutting Edge of … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Gallery, Artists, Collage, exhibition, linocut, Painting, Printmaking
Tagged art, artists, bernhard eberle, courtauld, David Hockney, dreipunkt edition, gary ratushniak, james kinmont fine arts, lill tschudi, linocut, london original print fair, osborne samuel, paula rego, picasso, printmakers, printmaking, prints, RA, redfern gallery, risograph, royal academy, schwitters, smitf, st martins in the field, sybil andrews, Tate Britain
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Happy First Birthday To Me!
Or a least to this blog! On 21st April 2012, I posted the Hello page of Notes to the Milkman. The first ‘proper’ post came a couple of days later. In Hello (my blog post, not the celeb mag!) one … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Artists, exhibition
Tagged art, artists, exhibition, george bellows, kurt schwitters, london original print fair, lynne truss, pablo picasso, picasso, Vermeer
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Drawing Quotes
I’ve mentioned Helen South’s posts on About.com before. (Ignore the ads and the layout. There is some good stuff there!) Today she had some interesting quotes about drawing. (The links are Helen’s own.): Cennini: ‘Do not fail, as you go … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Artists, Drawing
Tagged art, artists, bouguereau, bradley schmehl, camille pissaro, cennini, cezanne, cicero, da vinci, Drawing, franck, frederick franck, glenn vilppu, hans hofmann, helen south, ingres, john singer sargent, leonardo da vinci, pablo picasso, paul cézanne, picasso, pissaro, quotes, sargent, schmehl, technique, vilppu, william bouguereau
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What is a portrait?
According to Wikipedia (Remember, Sheldon!), “a portrait is a painting, photograph, sculpture, or other artistic representation of a person, in which the face and its expression is predominant. The intent is to display the likeness, personality, and even the mood … Continue reading
Posted in Art Gallery, Artists, Painting, Techniques
Tagged art, artist, dora maar, elgar, enigma variations, maggi hambling, mark hudson, music, national portrait gallery, NPG, picasso, portrait, portraits, self-portrait
9 Comments