When he was in Munich, he did much more than just drink lots of red wine and champagne. Here are his experimental paintings from the period.
van Gogh
A unique opportunity to see the works of four of Australia’s most important painters, and to broaden understanding of Impressionism.
Understanding his constant search and the forces that changed his painting is key to deeply appreciating his genius.
The major problems in oil painting had been solved before the van Eycks. One was a reliable supply of solvent/diluent spirits.
Known only to the French, his pointillism, Symbolism, and bold use of colour bring startling results.
Railways and painting have been intertwined since 1844. Turner, Manet, Monet, van Gogh, and others show how.
An unusually moral story of the classical gods; superb paintings by Rubens, Rembrandt, Elsheimer, and others.
Was he really one of the most important French painters of the nineteenth century?
Japanese woodblock prints are usually termed ukiyo-e, but ukiyo originally meant ‘this world of sorrow and grief’. How did they get their name?
An innovator and major influence in the Impressionist movement, he seems to have been judged on his poorer works, not these, his best paintings.
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