Sentences with phrase «most paintings on display»

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The car uses special gold flakes for shimmer effects, plus another six to eight coats of PPG Industries paints to create one of the most vibrant paint schemes on display here.

Then it was on to the Vatican Museum and Sistine Chapel and a truly overwhelming display of works of art, mainly wall and ceiling paintings from the most famous artists of all times.

This was most vividly on display in «I M U U R 2,» his Hugo Boss Prize — winning show in 2013 at the Guggenheim Museum in New York, where he presented a copious collection of tchotchkes assembled by the late Chinese - American artist Martin Wong, together with a handful of Wong's paintings.

The most comprehensive exhibition of Chris Ofili's work to date, featuring over 40 paintings as well as pencil drawings and watercolours, is to go on display at the Tate Britain from 27 January 2010

In his most recent exhibition Queens of the Undead at the Institute of International Visual Arts — Iniva, in London, Donkor presented four of these highly regarded heroic women: «Queen Njinga Mbandi who led her armies against the Portuguese empire in Angola; Harriet Tubman, the underground - railroad leader who freed 70 people from US slavery in the 1850s; Queen Nanny who led the Maroon guerillas in Jamaica that fought the British in the 1700s; and lastly in what is now Ghana, the 20th - century anti-colonial commander - in - chief, Yaa Asantewaa».1 In the second part of the show, three large - scale earlier paintings were on display in which his primary source of artistic creation were contemporary facts of violent confrontations.

Richter's illusory paintings find themselves on the walls of the world's most revered museums — for instance, London's Tate Modern displays the Cage (1)--(6), 2006 paintings that were named after experimental composer John Cage and that inspired the balletic «Rambert Event» hosted by Phillips Berkeley Square in 2016.

The most significant private collection of paintings and drawings by one of Britain's greatest living artists, Frank Auerbach, goes on display at Tate Britain today.

New York - based Caporael is an inveterate road tripper (having covered some 30,000 miles in her lifetime), and she used her most recent cross-country excursion as the basis for the 12 paintings on display here (all 2009 or» 10).

Of the three paintings on display, Grozda (2014) was the one I admired most: a woman who smiles with her eyes as well as her mouth.

So without further ado, your top ten most romantic paintings on display in the UK are as follows and you can see the ArtFunded works in the gallery above... Happy Valentine's Day!

Two of the most striking; paintings on display in London now are by women firmly seizing the traditional male territory of the female nude.

Or at least, visceral paintings of them will go on display at Dulwich Picture Gallery in «Ribera: Art of Violence», one of the exhibitions I'm most looking forward to — if that doesn't sound too odd — in 2018 (26 September 2018 — 27 January 2019).

Although a few paintings are on display, most of the Hans Hofmann exhibition features works on paper.

London gallery's most famous works are now displayed on walls painted in a red believed to have been used by the artist

There are only three known self - portraits in existence by Turner (his most famous self - portrait from 1799 is on display in the Clore Gallery at Tate Britain) but we were fortunately able to borrow an early miniature in watercolour from the National Portrait Gallery collection, painted when he was approximately 15 years old.

Chuck Close, Frida Kahlo and Lyonel Feininger — all most famous for paintings — have photographic works on display this month...

Of the series on display, the «skin» paintings show the most consistent development.

These stories of the Otero lineage are most clearly present in the earlier paintings on display, a series of still life works that show an early iteration of his «skin» paintings.

Taking a cue from Lucio Fontana, one of her professors, this unique three - dimensionality is most simply employed in the earlier works on display, such as Mujer (de la serie el Silencio de Eros)(1965), a blue painting that features a white curvy oval reaching almost to its edges.

It displays his most famous painting, Early Sunday Morning from 1930, on an easel unframed, as if he had gone out to check its accuracy against the storefronts on Seventh Avenue a few blocks north.

This is perhaps most evident in «The Venetian» (2012), which not only holds a darker saturation than the other paintings on display, but is one of the few with an actual title that enhances the work.

Treasures from Olana represents a small selection of the finest of Church's sketches and studies from the house — most of them he is known to have displayed on its walls — as well as Olana's most important large painting, El Khasné, Petra.

When armed, masked thieves tore Edvard Munch's most famous image, The Scream (1893), and a second painting, Madonna (1893 — 94), from the museum's walls and escaped to a waiting car, it was a harsh reminder that works on public display can be especially vulnerable to theft and damage.

Rarely seen notebook drawings and early paintings by the late architect Dame Zaha Hadid are to go on display at the gallery she became most closely associated with.

Such is the case with most of the work on display in Supercaliforniagilisticexpialibodcious, an exhibit that features a range of large paintings.

The Tate press office insists that a third of the art on display is still pre-1900, but most of such older works as are visible will be crammed into one big room of «iconic» paintings or shoved into the Clore gallery, which is supposed to be dedicated to Turner.

He mounts the photos on light boxes, the format used for displaying Chinese landscape paintings often found, in their most synthetic and kitschy form, in Chinese restaurants.

Quaytman has also displayed her paintings on storage racks placed within the exhibition space, pointing to the eventual passage into obscurity of most aesthetic objects as they make space for others.

Most of the paintings displayed in this area concentrate on New York scenes, in a variety of styles, in which artists investigated the pictorial possibilities of these new subjects: city people, construction sites, urban entertainments, and bustling traffic.

The Hours (Dawn, Noon, Twilight, Night)(2014) is one of the most striking; though among the smallest paintings on display, this four - panel work fragments two of the pieces into dissimilar compositions, leaving a pair of small panels seemingly connected by a shared beetle — a symbol of time's passage, life or mortality — which clings to the top of the two works.

During the same years, Bitran's paintings were also displayed at the Galerie Iris Clert, one of Paris» most prominent galleries, which also exhibited the works of Mübin Orhon on a regular basis.

A beautiful exhibition of her most recent paintings is on display at Corvi Mora Gallery through 13 April 2013.

March 1: Most Expensive Painting Ever Sold - Goes On Display Picasso's Nude, Green Leaves and Bust (1932) has gone on display at London's Tate ModerOn Display Picasso's Nude, Green Leaves and Bust (1932) has gone on display at London's Tate Display Picasso's Nude, Green Leaves and Bust (1932) has gone on display at London's Tate Moderon display at London's Tate display at London's Tate Modern.

The gallery presents an exhibition of Marthe Wéry (1930 - 2005), with a rarely displayed collection of works: starting with an interesting set from the 70s, or the so - called «lignées» period, until his most recent work of liquid paint layers directly overlaid on the canvas itself, revealing unexpected features.

Peter Doig, In his latest exhibition, «No Foreign Lands» at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MBAM) displays his most recent millennial paintings, sketches and etchings based on the culture and his personal experience in Trinidad, where he moved in 2002.

Displays of Color Field paintings at local museums including the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden; The National Museum for Women in the Arts; The Phillips Collection; and Smithsonian American Art Museum / An exhibition at The Kreeger Museum of paintings and drawings by Gene Davis, a native Washingtonian and one of the Washington Color School's most recognized figures / A public art project directed by the Corcoran College of Art and Design and the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities.

Among the works on display are David Hockney's season cycle, an international collection of sculptures by artists from Eduardo Chillida to Henry Moore, masterpieces of classical modernism from artists such as Pablo Picasso and Edvard Munch, breathtaking works of decorative art, and a selection of the Würth Collection's Old Masters, including one of the most significant paintings of the 16th century, Hans Holbein the Younger's «The Madonna With the Family of Mayor Meyer».

On one hand, the exhibition offers several models of togetherness and collectivity, most poignantly in John Divola's «Abandoned Paintings» (2007 — 8) photographic series of unfinished student paintings hung in deserted homes, and most pointedly in the Occupy Museums display of work by artistsPaintings» (2007 — 8) photographic series of unfinished student paintings hung in deserted homes, and most pointedly in the Occupy Museums display of work by artistspaintings hung in deserted homes, and most pointedly in the Occupy Museums display of work by artists in debt.

Painting literal spots of paint on the warehouse walls, the two pieces that were displayed at Freeze would turn into possibly his most prolific series, one which he can be recognized by even today.

In the most mystifying of his paintings on display at David Findlay Jr., aptly called «Interspace» (1955), Cajori melds the space of a portrait with that of a landscape.

In February 2012, Vettriano's most famous painting, The Singing Butler, [23] went on display at the Aberdeen Art Gallery as part of an exhibition entitled, «From Van Gogh to Vettriano».

Spanning from 2007 through his most current work, the gallery has both large - scale paintings and smaller drawings on display.

Last spring he opened a space on 26th Street with a large, imposing show of paintings by Picasso, Francis Bacon and Jean - Michel Basquiat, the most assertive display of big - name, big - ticket dead artists ever seen in Chelsea.

Of the seven canvases on display, only two can be seen in their entirety, and, in fact, the two most densely worked paintings, which are also the most interesting, are almost entirely hidden by other canvases.

Carmen Herrera's sixth exhibition with Lisson Gallery features a large Estructura, along with a number of paintings and works on paper, the exhibition displays some of Herrera's most ambitious work to date.

Most of whom knew / know NOTHING about 2 x 6 construction, joist hangers, well windows, an add - on room that was built on pylons where carpet ants had eaten the wood beneath, not a regular basement; a basement wall that was all but heaving and freshly painted, to cover up problem (evidence in cold cellar — a gallon container of sealant and paint that colour left on display — duh!)