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"Therese Dreaming" is "evocative" and disturbing, petition says.

Discovering history at London’s National Gallery! 🎨✨ This 1833 masterpiece by Paul Delaroche vividly captures the poignant execution of Lady Jane Grey, even though it was painted centuries later. As I stood before this canvas, it struck me how art can bring history to life. The somber tones and Lady Jane’s blindfold evoke deep emotions. 🖼️ Step back in time with me and experience the beauty and tragedy of history. 🕊️💫 #LondonAdventures #ArtAndHistory #nationalgalleryofart

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Got time on your hands? Why not try Tate Modern’s ‘slow looking’ sessions? Being encouraged to look at a Hockney painting on a school trip completely altered my world view

Original Fine Art By © Karin Jurick in the DailyPaintworks.com Fine Art Gallery

When we visited Washington DC, we had the privilege of seeing the National Gallery of Art. Ever since Lafayette, some connection between America and France, however tenuous, has existed. One of the strongest bonds between the two countries is the American love of French art. When we think of French art today, we instantly imagine

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Louis-Philippe, duc de Valois, au berceau, by Nicolas Bernard Lépicié, 1774. The duc de Chartres (later the duc d'Orléans, later still known as Philippe Égalité) gazes at his first-born son, one day to be King Louis-Philippe. Lépicié has also included a portrait of the Orléans' young black servant, Scipion. Die Sentimentale, by Johann Peter Hasenclever, circa 1846-47. The family of Arent Anthoni Roukens, by Willem Joseph Laquy, 1786. The battle-painter, Jørgen Sonne, in his studio, by Ditlev…

Frieze Magazine October 2018: Good Looking Photographer: Jeff Boudreau. Creative Director: David Lane. Fashion Editor: Lyson Marchessault

Karin Jurick, "Smile", 8x10

Slow Steps in the Gallery

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"A Day at the Museum" examines documents that tell the stories of artists' trips to museums over the past two centuries