How close did you get this week? Anyone with all three?
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Dreams painted by more modern artists, from William Blake to Paul Nash. These tend to become progressively harder to read.
Painting dreams relies on a compositional convention to show both the viewer’s image of the dream, and that of the dreamer.
Three rather easier ones this week, I hope. Give them a try.
A painting based on one of Schubert’s songs expressing the inevitability of death, a Christ-like fisherman, and sacred groves – from one of the fathers of Symbolism.
Paintings by Puvis were the antithesis of realism, Impressionism, and the Academic. They became popular after the Franco-Prussian War.
He created some of the most important Impressionist paintings during this period, at La Grenouillère, and painting with Monet and Sisley.
At the end of the fourth canto, Rinaldo was in Scotland, travelling through a wood with an esquire […]
The paintings of Johannes Vermeer (1632–1675) were quickly forgotten after his death, and his art fell into obscurity. […]
I hope that you enjoyed Saturday’s Mac Riddles, episode 16. Here are my solutions to them. 1: SIP […]
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