Great Paintings – Las Meninas
Las Meninas[1] (Spanish for The Maids of Honour) is a 1656 painting by Diego Velázquez, the leading artist of the Spanish Golden Age, in the Museo del Prado in Madrid. […]
Category Archives: Paintings
Luigi Lucioni’s Soup Can
It’s now 50 years since Andy Warhol painted Campbell’s Soup Cans and became one of the most famous artists in the world. Here is an image by Luigi Lucioni from […]
Turcot in Paint
Painting by Jeremy Gordaneer. It’s pretty big and will be on display at the Centaur Theatre over the next 2- 3 weeks.
Art Opening This Friday
Henry Buszard‘s first solo exhibition promises to be very exciting (saw some of his Turcot paintings last winter and they were excellent!). Called “Circle’s End” the show will be at […]
Painting The River Through Town
From Henk Hofstra, “In April 2007, het Moleneind, a road in Drachten, The Netherlands, is painted blue to symbolise the water. It is 1000 meters long and 8 meters wide. […]
Tim Saternow’s High Line Watercolours
“I find tremendous beauty and energy in the grit and rust of these forgotten industrial areas of New York City. The High Line Series explores the architectural landscapes of the […]
Turcot Exhibition on Friday
Exhibition of Turcot work in Point Saint Charles. See you there!
