Sentences with phrase «itinerant painters»

In addition to Repin and Kramskoy, famous Itinerant painters included the portraitists Nikolai Gay (1831 - 94), Vasily Petrov (1834 - 82), and Nikolai Yaroshenko (1846 - 98); and the history painter Vasily Surikov (1848 - 1916).

As Ehwa moves from the open curiosity of childhood that fixates on body parts to the mysteries of attraction and her own heartbreak, she and her mother navigate common issues that range from defending one's feelings from bullies (little boys in Ehwa's life; gossipy men in her mother's) to mutual attraction (a young monk and a visiting boy from a more monied class for Ehwa; an itinerant painter / scholar for her mother).

Sometime after 1450, Carnevale returned to his native Urbino, where another itinerant painter, Piero della Francesca, curried favor with one of the most powerful and ruthless men in Italy.

-- The fortunes of the life of an itinerant painter!

The itinerant painter and sculptor James Brown — not to be confused with the godfather of soul — makes art not only in various media but in many locations.

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But as Neo-Geo's star waned, the idea of leaving New York grew on the painter, who had grown up traveling the world with two itinerant parents (as a family, they rarely lived anywhere for more than two years).

With two dozen works by Erastus Salisbury Field, Ammi Phillips, Edward Hicks, and others, this exhibition demonstrates the surprising ambition and complexity of America's early itinerant and rural painters.

I saw two of Sampson's ingenious but humble pieces last week in «itinerant ones,» an exhibition at STOREFRONT that was curated by painter... read more... «IMAGES: Christian Sampson»

It is reported that he learned the basics of drawing and oil painting from a wandering portrait painter called Stein, and then himself spent time as an itinerant artist earning a living from portraiture.

I saw two of Sampson's ingenious but humble pieces last week in «itinerant ones,» an exhibition at STOREFRONT that was curated by painter Jules de Balincourt.

Peter Doig (Scottish, born April 12, 1959) is a painter renowned for his landscapes, inspired by his own itinerant lifestyle, and by the physical progressions of modern society.