I would like to go see this in Krakow:
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I discovered this artist while visiting Bristol, Niyoko Ikuta; she uses glass in simple yet really pleasing ways.
Here's two pics I took in the Bristol museum of one of her works:
And a video I found about her online:
Here's two pics I took in the Bristol museum of one of her works:
And a video I found about her online:
RufusCat
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Went to see the Jim Moir exhibition last week, he is a talented artist. Strange thing, for me, as I am a lover of colour, my favourite exhibits were his pencil sketches of birds on fence posts.
Dawn to Dusk: Birds by Jim Moir
Jim Moir is known for his characterful paintings of British birds, around 45 of which will feature in this new exhibition, including some that have been created exclusively for display at the Lady Lever Art Gallery.Many visitors will be familiar with Moir’s work following the successful Sky Arts...www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk
I'm always taking pictures of birds (although the swifts darting around the hotel we're currently staying at are virtually impossible to capture in focus) and used to like watching Painting Birds with Jim and Nancy, not least because of the locations it introduced me to. Great to see that the exhibition lasts until November because Mrs TT and I plan to come up Liverpool for a long weekend before then.Dawn to Dusk: Birds by Jim Moir
Jim Moir is known for his characterful paintings of British birds, around 45 of which will feature in this new exhibition, including some that have been created exclusively for display at the Lady Lever Art Gallery.Many visitors will be familiar with Moir’s work following the successful Sky Arts...
Like Jim I only paint and draw pictures of birds I've photographed myself so I was pleased to capture this shot of a bluejay when in Bristol TN in April. Particularly because of the nesting material picked up from the foot of the sweet gum tree in the garden.
Lots to unpack in this one.
The Arnolfini Portrait painted by Jan van Eyck in 1432
Some of the features explored in this TikTok.
The Arnolfini Portrait painted by Jan van Eyck in 1432
Some of the features explored in this TikTok.
RufusCat
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I realise I am a Phillistine but doesn't the figure on the left remind you of Putin?
Alan Whittle
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Philistine.
Good spot though.
Good spot though.
Rita_Poon
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Canaletto Venice painting owned by first UK prime minister sells for record £32m
The painting once adorned the walls of Dowing Street during the tenure of Sir Robert Walpole.
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"A Nobleman Lured by Elven Girls" by Danish artist Frederik Ludwig Storch
Vision of the year 2000 by French artists in the early 1900s
Rita_Poon
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Bayeux Tapestry to return to British Museum on loan after 900 years
Bayeux Tapestry will be shown at the British Museum, which will lend treasures to Normandy museums.
www.bbc.co.uk
I found this piece about Vincent van Gogh to be quite interesting.
bigthink.com
Why did Van Gogh eat yellow paint? The troubled obsession behind the masterpieces.
In "Human History on Drugs," Sam Kelly explores what the research can tell us about one of history’s most brilliant — and troubled — artists.
bigthink.com
Not exactly a rare site but I was pleased to get this shot of a crow from 45 yards.
TheFinnFan
Finners
Yup one of those art pieces that makes you scratch your head. Remember arguing with people over the reflections.
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