Meeting Benches World art in all forms
GUSTAVE COURBET (1819/1877), FRENCH PAINTER – May be no schools, but only painters
PARISIAN ATMOSPHERES OF MID NINETEENTH CENTURY
DAVID HOCKNEY, ENGLISH PAINTER – One of the most influential British artists of the 20th century
EMIL JAKOB SCHINDLER (1842/1892), AUSTRIAN PAINTER – Landscape painter
GUIDO CAGNACCI (1601/1663), ITALIAN PAINTER – Painter of the Baroque period, by use of chiaroscuro and sensual subjects
A WOMAN CALLED TINA – The first painter Post / Impressionist art history
TINA BLAU 1/3 – “If you really want to become an artist, you have to learn to surmount problems”. This is what Simon Blau wrote to his sixteen-year-old daughter, who was on a study trip in Transylvania. She owed her successful career partly to her father, who lived out his own artistic dreams through his daughter, providing all the support necessary …
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THE GODFATHER OF A NEW FORM OF POP ART
BANKSY 1/3 – He is the godfather of a new form of pop art, that originated on the street. He used a foundation created by peers, to spread powerful messages using accessible street art. Banksy’s artwork, has been seen across the world. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INPxijwS3AY His travels have included Israel and Jamaica, Australia and England, the United States and even Canada. Arguably …
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HUGO URLACHER (1958), ARGENTINIAN PAINTER, ENGRAVER, STAINED GLASS ARTIST – “Imaginary Chrysalis”
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