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greek-museums · 6 months
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I went to the National Sculpture Gallery yesterday, here's some highlights.
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The spirit of Copernicus (1877), by Georgios Vroutos.
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Satyr playing with Eros (1877), by Yannoulis Halepas.
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Nana (1896-1897), by Georgios Bonanos - inspired by the heroine of Émile Zola's Nana.
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Centaur (1901), by Thomas Thomopoulos, who is also featured here on this blog, with a stunning sculpture of a broken angel at the cemetery of Anastasi.
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Stout seated woman (1948), by Michael Tombros.
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The Eraser (1980), by Gabriela Simossi.
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The hunter (from the series States of Mind, 2002), by Pantelis Chandris.
And a sculpture by René Magritte, The Therapeutist (Healer) (1967, a gift by Alexandros Iolas, a known art collector and artist promoter of the Greek world.
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peacefulandcozy · 1 year
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Instagram credit: cosyfaerie
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localbookshop · 1 year
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georgiebriand
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pointandshooter · 7 months
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Alexander Calder
Vertical Constellation with Bomb,1943
photo: David Castenson
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prixblogs · 25 days
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redrcs · 14 days
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Shadow art
Yiman People sculpture
Australian National Gallery, Canberra
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garadinervi · 4 months
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Eva Hesse, Contingent, (cheesecloth, latex, fiberglass), 1969 [National Gallery of Australia, Canberra. © The Estate of Eva Hesse]
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arthistoryanimalia · 1 month
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Happy 95th birthday to Yayoi Kusama, born #OTD 22 March 1929! Here are a trio of colorful canines from The Life of Animals in #JapaneseArt exhibition at National Gallery of Art (2019).
1 Megu-chan, 2014
2 Toko-chan, 2013
3 Sho-chan, 2013
fiberglass-reinforced plastic, paint
“The Japanese titles of these sculptures refer to affectionate nicknames for childhood friends.”
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The Life of Animals in Japanese Art exhibition catalog
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eopederson · 8 months
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 Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen, Typewriter Eraser Scale X, Sculpture Garden, National Gallery of Art, National Mall, Washington DC, 2000.
How many people remember what this represents? Perhaps they still exist, but in the age of computers it is easier to make a whole new corrected copy than to erase and retype in order to correct an error. Similar statues by Oldenburg and van Brugge can be found at Seattle Center and in Las Vegas.
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thinfatfit · 1 year
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National Art Gallery, Ottawa, Canada
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istandonsnowpiles · 4 months
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Reading in the Window
The Reading Girl by Pietro Magni in the National Gallery of Art
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kaalbela · 1 year
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John Henry Foley. Winter, or the Houseless Wanderer, 1858.
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peacefulandcozy · 2 years
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pagansphinx · 3 months
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Joseph Stein (American, 1916 - 1977) • Martin Luther King Jr. • 1969 • Bronze • National Portrait Gallery, Washington D.C.
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pointandshooter · 8 months
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Alexander Calder, Triple Gong, 1951
photo: David Castenson
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quo-usque-tandem · 16 days
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The Reading Girl by Pietro Magni
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