Sentences with phrase «poem metamorphoses»
As with all the works in this series, Study for Ovid - Windfall is inspired by Ovid's epic poem Metamorphoses.
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The National Gallery's ebook, titled Metamorphosis: Titian 2012, contains stunning renditions of the painters works, each alongside a poem encompassing the writer's sentiments on that particular painting.
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Condensing the epic poem's fifteen - book narrative into a five - minute looped video, After Metamorphoses (2015 — 16) has an almost manic rhythm, somewhat calmed by German musician Wibke Tiarks's soundtrack.
Mythical, exotic and dream - like, in some instances referencing Gauguin and Matisse, the canvases on view here were produced in the late 2000s and early 2010s and include Ofili's «Metamorphoses» series which takes its name from Ovid's poem.
Discover how they have been inspired in the accompanying publication Metamorphosis: Poems Inspired by Titian.
It's an interesting choice for a painter, perhaps the most pleasure - centred, almost drugged poem of the 17th century, and one which is fundamentally about the metamorphosis of memory and feeling achieved in art.
Titian considered these paintings, of which there are seven in total, to be his own «painted poems» of select myths from the Roman poet Ovid's magnum opus: Metamorphoses.
The medium's ongoing metamorphosis has necessitated new terms — «active - object», «relational object», «trans - object», «poem object» — to better explain its ideal of creative playfulness and evocative ambiguity.
Metamorphosis: Titian 2012 is an epic collaboration between The Royal Ballet, The National Gallery and leading British artists and writers who were asked to make work inspired by Titian's paintings and Ovid's epic poem.
His exhibition, organized by Claire Gilman, a curator at the Drawing Center, has a small sampling, including illustrations for Ovid's «Metamorphoses» and poems by Arthur Rimbaud.