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Gérôme

Changing Stories: Ovid’s Metamorphoses on canvas, 53 – Pygmalion and his statue

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An unusual transformation, from statue to person, which has been widely retold. A superb series from Burne-Jones, more from Gérôme, and Regnault – fine paintings.

October 30, 2017 General, Language, Life, Painting

Edgar Degas: Narrative paintings to 1865

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For his first decade as a professional artist, he painted narrative works and portraits. Here are some of his little-known narrative paintings.

September 5, 2017 General, Language, Painting

Degas’ Circle: Mary Cassatt, 1 Early days

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In the years to 1879, she became skilled in different media, including pastels, and her style transformed to Impressionism.

August 8, 2017 General, Life, Painting

Brief Candles: Frédéric Bazille – figure in a landscape, 2

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His remarkable paintings of figures in landscapes were well received at the Salons. Then came the Franco-Prussian War, and his death after just 8 years of painting.

February 26, 2017 General, Painting

The Story in Paintings: Remembering a great general?

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You’d think a painting of him in battle would be ideal, not one of him being dragged from a brothel.

February 4, 2017 General, Painting

Into the Light: Osman Hamdi Bey

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A polymath during the final years of the Ottoman Empire, he trained in Paris, and painted wonderful street and other scenes in Turkey.

January 22, 2017 General, Painting

Deep and crisp and even: some seasonal snow on canvas

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Celebrate the Christmas holiday with a review of many wonderful paintings of snow scenes.

December 24, 2016 General, Life, Painting

Into the Light: Odilon Redon’s unique eye, 1 – to 1894

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His early career, drawing extraordinary ‘noirs’ in charcoal, making lithographs, and starting to paint in oils.

November 29, 2016 General, Painting

Sir Edward Poynter, a British Gérôme? 2, 1880 onwards

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His classical narratives are as sophisticated as Leighton’s, his spectacles as good as Gérôme at his best, and he made some of the best paintings of the Aesthetic movement.

October 20, 2016 General, Painting

Sir Edward Poynter, a British Gérôme? 1, to 1879

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Reviled through the twentieth century, in his day he was one of the most eminent British artists. Is he due a revival?

October 19, 2016 General, Painting

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