Essays Tagged: "National Gallery"
Frank Auerbach - A very good essay
Frank AuerbachOne of Britain's leading post-war painters, Frank Auerbach is among the most internationally acclaimed and collected of living artists from Britain.The painting style of Frank Auerba ... one a sense of pursuing an essential truth'.As an art student Auerbach made frequent visits to the National Gallery and he continues to draw inspiration from its collection of Old Master paintings. I ...
Subjects: Art Essays > Artists
Report on local or national provision of Arts and Entertainment
on 3What is ART? and What is ENTERTAINMENT? 4The operation of different types of venues· The National Art Gallery 5· BA London Eye 6 - 7The influence of financial practice· The Na ... t Gallery 8 - 9· BA London Eye 9 - 10The management of different types of venues· The National Art Gallery 11· BA London Eye 12Explain the needs of audience and productionpersonne ...
Subjects: Art Essays
Feminist Film: JOYCE WIELAND The Passionate Director(ess)with Bibliography
productive and acclaimed artists, the first female ever to be recognized with a solo exhibit at the National Gallery during her lifetime. Having suffered an unfortunate childhood---she was 7 when her ... ously, she utilizes the allusion of the woman's body as landscape, Canada as female, to also critic nationality, the cultural and economical oppression of the "male" United States as a parallel to fem ...
Subjects: Art Essays
Artist Dan FLavin, A survey of current works and Designs
this city at night have been reporting a weird green light emanating from the East Building of the National Gallery. That would be the art of Dan Flavin, the American avatar of the fluorescent tube.T ...
Subjects: Art Essays
Jan Van Eyck's: Portrait of Giovanni Arnolfini and his Wife - Revolutionary Yet Forever Mysterious
wife Giovanna Cenami in a 15th century Flemish bedchamber. Currently part of the collection of the National Gallery in London, Van Eyck performed the work with oil on oak panel in 1434.� Van E ... h would hypothetically exist outside of the portrait's viewable plane.In the 15th century, the International Gothic style developed in two directions: both could be called revolutions. One was in the ...
Subjects: Art Essays > Artists