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nicoooooooon · 1 year
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“Peter Gabriel” (aka “Peter Gabriel 1”, aka “Car”) cover art (1977) design and photography by Hipgnosis
The artwork is on display as part of the exhibition The Art of Hipgnosis at the Groninger Museum. From the exhibition notes:
The design is inspired by the observation of droplets of rain on a car bonnet. Shot in black and white, with Peter Gabriel sitting in the passenger seat of a Lancia Flavia sprayed with water. The artwork was hand-coloured, and each droplet highlight scraped clean with a scalpel.
The Art of Hipgnosis runs until the 14th of May 2023 at the Groninger Museum, Groningen, the Netherlands.
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garadinervi · 1 year
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Altered to Suit. A film of Lawrence Weiner, (1979, 22′30″, b&w, sound, 16 mm film on video), Van Abbemuseum Eindhoven, October 20-21, 1979, Groninger Museum, Groningen, November 4, 1979 [L'Arengario Studio Bibliografico, Gussago (BS). Unoriginal Sins, The Old Primary School, Temple, Midlothian. © Lawrence Weiner / Video Data Bank, Chicago, IL]
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Vincent Willem van Gogh (30 March 1853 – 29 July 1890) was a Dutch Post-Impressionist painter who is among the most famous and influential figures in the history of Western art.
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mimi-berlin · 1 year
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Versace at the Groninger Museum a Retrospective
Mimi Berlin Blogger Team reporting on the Versace retrospective at the Groninger Museum
Versace at the Groninger Museum Versace at the Groninger Museum, or in the full, official tiitle of the exhibition: Gianni Versace Retrospective. We, Mimi Berlin Blogger Team, visited the Groninger Museum and that’s what we want to share with you today. Just because we can! As you may well know, Versace was a very HOT brand in the 1980s and 1990s, Gianni Versace truly celebrated it’s heydays at…
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twafordizzy · 2 months
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Ed van der Elsken (1925-1990, Amsterdam). Was fotograaf en filmer van (sub)culturen. Werd ernstig beïnvloed door het existentialisme: romantisch verlangen, rusteloosheid en zwaarmoedigheid. Van der Elsken fotografeerde mensen met liefdevolle blik. Op latere leeftijd liet de fotograaf ook een blik op zijn eigen leven toe. Pieter Engels (1938-2019, Rosmalen). Werd ziek van het schilderen met…
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garyartista · 9 months
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To the huge dikes on the Baltic Sea
After a day of travel canceled by high winds, we departed Stadskanaal at 9 am in the company of another boat and the bridge keepers who would be opening the bridges and operating the locks. There were some 35 opening bridges ahead. By the time we’d moved 50 meters I knew there was something wrong with the steering. We got through the bridge there and pulled over. We had no rudder control at…
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history-of-fashion · 1 month
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1619 Unknown artist - Willemina Hinckaert
(Groninger Museum)
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yama-bato · 1 month
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David Altrath
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heaveninawildflower · 6 months
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Iris with four beetles and a butterfly (between 1638 and 1657) by
Margareta de Heer  (1603–1665).
Watercolour.
Groninger Museum.
Wikimedia.
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carmen-art · 2 years
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The Groninger Museum staircase (II)
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It's great to be able to show that runes were being carved in the Netherlands. This is one of the 23 currently known Frisian rune findings: the Westeremden (a location in the North-East of the Netherlands) yew stick, found in 1918 and dated 5th-8th century.  It can be seen in the Groninger Museum. 
Made of Yew (Dutch: Taxus, or IJf) which is not a tree that generally could be found in this area. The inscription reads like a blessing or spell for luck/happiness. To me, this is Frisian galðr:
ophæmujiBAdaæmluþ wimœBæhþuSA iwioKuPdunale:
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(Source: de Gruyter.)
Elmar Seebold (in 1990) reads:
ophæmu givëda æmluþ: iwi ok upduna (a)le wimôv æh þusë
Tineke Looijenga (in 1997) reads:
op hæmu jibada æmluþ : iwi ok up duna (a)le wimœd æh þusa
(Source) Interpreted as something like:
luck (amluþ) stays (gibada) at home (op hæmu); and (ok) at the yew (iwi) may it grow (ale) on the hill (up duna); Wimœd has (æh) this (þusa)
Modern Frisians translate it into:
op de boerderij (heem) blijft voorspoed; laat het groeien bij de ijf (taxus) op de terp; dit is (eigendom) van Wimoed (Source.)
Interestingly, this 5th-8th century Frisian Futhorc differs slightly from the more commonly known elder Futhark. (Context: the Elder Futhark in the Scandinavian areas transitioned towards the Younger Futhark in the 7th-8th century).
Here are a few interpretations by different writers:
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By Parsons.
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By Grimmsma.
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By Terpen en Wierdenland.
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sketchonista · 1 year
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Gianni Versace Retrospective - Groninger museum
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merelygifted · 3 months
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Early Van Gogh on View for First Time Since It Was Stolen in 2020
...  For years, the painting’s whereabouts were unknown despite the fact that the person who stole it, nicknamed “Nils M” by the Dutch media, and the criminal who allegedly planned the theft, Peter Roy K, had already been arrested and were serving prison sentences.
Arthur Brand, the art detective who made his name recovering a range of treasure that include a Picasso painting and a ring owned by Oscar Wilde, retrieved the work late last year, albeit not through any sleuthing of his own.
As Brand tells it, he heard on a knock on his door late one evening last year. An unidentified man passed Brand a crumpled blue IKEA bag then sped off. The meeting had been prearranged and the police alerted, but Brand said still he ran up the stairs of his apartment in Amsterdam and excitedly opened the delivery. Inside, swaddled in bubble wrap, was the Van Gogh. Brand had a colleague film the unboxing, then compared the back of the work to a “proof of life” photograph he had been sent.
“It’s him,” Brand said. “Vincent van Gogh is back. What a day.”
According to Brand, the painting was likely passed back and forth throughout the criminal underground, with no one person wanting to sell or fence it because, with a value between €3 million and €6 million (around $3.5 million-$6.5 million), the juice wasn’t worth the squeeze.
“We knew that the painting would go from one hand to another hand in the criminal world, but that nobody really wanted to touch it because it wasn’t worth anything,” Brand told The Guardian. “You could only get in trouble. So it was a little bit cursed.”
The picture’s restorer at the Rotterdam Museum, Marjan de Visser, told The Guardian that the scratch in the canvass is “severe” and “goes through all the layers, the varnish, the paint layers and then into the ground layer.”
Dust, and dirt have been removed from the canvass and de Visser is researching previous restorations and the original materials used so as to properly restore the painting.
The painting will be available for public view starting on March 29 at the Groninger Museum in the Northern Netherlands.
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faradaysketches · 7 months
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Groninger Museum, Netherlands. July 2023
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aimer-imaginer-penser · 8 months
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The Groninger Museum staircase
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history-of-fashion · 2 years
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1640 Unknown artist - Portrait of Anna Varvers
(Groninger Museum)
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