A splashy comeback for artist John Edward Svenson’s sculpture
Happy Birthday Constantin Brancusi, born this day in 1876.
Here, a sampling of our vast Brancusi collection
Top row:
Bird in Space, 1924
Polished bronze; black marble base
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The Louise and Walter Arensberg Collection, 1950Mademoiselle Pogany [I], 1912
White marble; limestone block
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Gift of Mrs. Rodolphe Meyer de Schauensee, 1933Bottom row:
White Negress [I], 1923
Veined marble; marble two-part base
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The Louise and Walter Arensberg Collection, 1950The Kiss, 1916
Limestone
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The Louise and Walter Arensberg Collection, 1950
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Santo Entierro (hacia 1540)
Juan de Juni (1507-1577)
Madera policromada
Convento de San Francisco, Valladolid. Desamortización.
The famous preacher and writer Antonio de Guevara, director of Charles V, commissioned this work to his grave. The undulating rhythm of their moral antithesis and disappointment over your life that seem to translate into prose the tension developed Mannerist Juni: “My life is not live, but a long dying, my pleasures were pleasures, but a alegrones I bitter and I played, my youth was not young, but I dreamed a dream and I do not know what I saw. Finally, I say that my prosperitywas not prosperity, but a pen and treasure lure of alchemy ”(1539).
This picture is making the rounds in tumblr. Does anyone know who it is by, the date and other useful info?
this is probably Puget but I can’t figure out which work it is.
(Source: funeral-wreaths, via imbrogliorosso)
The muse Polyhymnia, by Philiscus of Rhodes, 3rd century B.C. In Greek mythology, the nine Muses were the patron-goddesses of the arts. They were believed to be the daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne, a Titan who personified memory. During the Hellenistic period, the island of Rhodes was the home of a highly developed school of sculpture founded by Lysippus, sculptor to the court of Alexander the Great. His school continued to flourish well into the period of the Roman Empire.
Reliquary bust of Saint Margaret of Antioch (1465–70) – attributed to Nicolaus Gerhaert von Leyden
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Gerog Raphael Donner
The statue was commissioned by Primate Count Imre Esterházy, Archbishop of Esztergom for the new Baroque High Altar of the Pozsony (Bratislava) Cathedral which was erected instead of the old Gothic altar. The statue was removed during the neo-Gothic restoration of the Cathedral in 1865, but since 1912 it was placed in the south nave of the Cathedral. Two statues of the Baroque altar representing angels, also by Donner, are in the Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest.
The young Saint Martin on the rearing horse is depicted in Hungarian national ceremonial dress, and he bears the features of the young Imre Esterházy.
In the Woods at Giverny, Blanche Hoschedé at Her Easel with Suzanne Hoschedé Reading, 1887, Claude Monet.
Félix Edouard Vallotton, Femme assise dans un fauteuil
GPOY I’M GLAD MONDAY IS ALMOST OVER
Julia Gukova. Illustration from The Legendary Unicorn, 2004
Wingate Paine
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Ushio Amagatsu
Eleanor Fortescue Brickdale, The Uninvited Guest