The section of the book set in the sea islands of South Carolina
depicts eighteenth - century indigo plantations where African American slaves and overseers are left largely to their own devices during the «sick season» — a good half of the year.
Not exact matches
And, again, what is reflected here of life in the
eighteenth century agrees remarkably with what is
depicted in the Genesis narratives about Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.
Visually, The Garden of Delights alludes to abstraction, and conceptually it engages with the late seventeenth and
eighteenth century casta paintings commissioned by Spanish officials in Spain's New World colonies in the Americas that
depicted the intermingling of three major races.
In conjunction with A Queen Within: Adorned Archetypes, join Kelsey Brosnan, Curatorial Fellow for European Art, for a discussion about women's fashion as
depicted in NOMA's
eighteenth - century French art collection.
The patterned motif, which originated in
eighteenth century France, often
depicts farm life and pastoral vignettes of the French countryside.
Over the past decade, she has gained international recognition for her room - sized tableaux, which
depict historical narratives haunted by sexuality, violence and subjugation and are made using the paradoxically genteel
eighteenth - century art of cut - paper silhouettes.
The interior resembles a confounding series of hallways, but with a twist: the walls are adorned with hand block - printed wallpaper
depicting the delicate cream contrasts of an
eighteenth - century floral Georgian Knot pattern.3 The interstitial, liminal presence of walls and passageways has a long trajectory in the artist's work.4 Here, dynamic and surreal corridors become Sosnowska's phenomenological response to an environment frozen in time.
«Necrology» (2017) is a series of giant posters
depicting fictional obituaries written in the style of
eighteenth - century title pages printed in muted cream, blood red, and black with elaborate typesetting.
Offering a unique opportunity to compare likenesses in two and three dimensions, this study exhibition focuses on five works which
depict two of
eighteenth - century London's leading lights.
14 August - 14 November 2009 Gallery 4 Offering a unique opportunity to compare likenesses in two and three dimensions, this study exhibition focuses on five works which
depict two of
eighteenth - century London's leading lights.
Mat Collishaw will be showing photographic works including his series «Idle Young»
depicting Indian street children with
eighteenth - century backdrops.