Nataraja, Shiva as the Lord of Dance, 1000s, South IndiaThirty-six Poetic Immortals, Tatebayashi Kagei, 1700s, JapanPiazza San Marco, Bernardo Bellotto, 1740, Italy
Interior of the Pantheon, Giovanni Paolo Panini, 1747, Italy
The Secret Life, Rene Magritte, 1928, BelgiumLe Dejeuner sur l’Herbre, Max Ernst, 1944, GermanyPerseus’s Last Duty, Max Beckmann, 1949, GermanyFountain of Blood, Malangahana Ngwenya, 1961, MozambiqueLot’s Wife, Anselm Kiefer, 1989, German (you can’t tell from my photo, but this is a painting the size of the entire wall)Treasure Box, Ai Weiwei, 2014, China
Nice to see my favourite hometown museum featured! I’ve always loved Lot’s Wife, though I honestly didn’t know that was what it’s called. I always just think of it as “the railroad tracks” in my head. I guess I’m too busy looking at it when I visit to pay attention to the signage!
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These are great pieces, Our Beaver Brook Art Gallery has been under renovation and with covid has been closed I miss it thanks for sharing yours
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Nice to see my favourite hometown museum featured! I’ve always loved Lot’s Wife, though I honestly didn’t know that was what it’s called. I always just think of it as “the railroad tracks” in my head. I guess I’m too busy looking at it when I visit to pay attention to the signage!
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I hadn’t been there in a long time so I was amazed by the size of it. While I don’t get there very often, it’s a favorite of mine as well.
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