I’ve been to so many art museums the past few months that to write with the same amount of depth about all the pieces that I’ve loved as I have for some of others would require more time than there are hours in the day. Despite this – I wanted to share some of the works that I’d written down on my iPhone whilst perambulating the galleries, in no particular order.
Ramon Casas – Garrote
Jose Gutierez Solana – Procession of Death
Francis Picabia – The Spanish revolution
Tatiana Glebova – Prison
Ben Shahn – French workers
Otto Muller – Two Female nudes in a landscape
Gustave Moreau – Galathea, The Voices
Casper David Freidrich – Easter Morning
John Singer Sargent – Venetian Onion Seller
Aert van der Neer – Moonlight Landscape with a Road Beside a Canal
Juan de Flandes – The Lamentation
Bramantino – The Resurrected Christ
Alvise Vivarini – Saint John the Baptist
Hans Baldung Grien – Adam and Eve
Tiziano – St. Jerome in the Wilderness
Jusepe de Ribera – The Penitent St. Jerome
Claude Joseph Vernet – Night
Ignacio Zuloaga – Portrait of the Countess Mathieu de Noailles, Christ of Blood
Julio Remero de Torres – Venus of Poetry
Hermen Anglada Camarasa – Nude Under the Climbing Vine
Valentin Serov – Portrait of the Artist issak levitan
Alfonso Sanchez Garcia – Repression of the Revolutionary General Strike
Angeles Santos Torroella – A World
Jose Renau – Shedding her Outer Layer of Superstition and Misery, from the Immorial Slave There Emerged THE WOMAN capable of Active Participation in the Making of the Future
Hermenegildo Anglada Camarasa – Portrait of Sonia de Klamery, Countess of Pradere
Vladimir Mako – Sky
Francois Boucher – The Triumph of Venus
Cy Twobly – Thermopyae
El Greco
Anselmo Guinea
Gustave Courbet