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🎨 #CollectionThursday gets spooky with Ross Mendes’ ghost-like ‘The Sick Child’ 👻. The pale colour and morbid pose of the young girl portrays her as an eerie, spectral figure. She seems to be on the brink of death...
🎨An ear surgery in an art gallery? Yes please!👂
These figures painted by #BarbaraHepworth are modern medical doctors fixing a patient’s ear. Modern art is not only about the eye! 👂👀
Barbara Hepworth (1903-1975), Fenestration of the Ear (1948).
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🎨 Can you watch football in an art gallery? Yes, you can! ⚽
This #CollectionThursday, let us introduce you to ‘Footballers’ by Kenneth Armitage. Imagine these guys in action on a football pitch!
Kenneth Armitage (1916-2002), ‘Maquette for Footballers' (1953).
🎨 Let's channel our inner Romantic this #CollectionThursday.... The flowing beauty of Martin Froy’s ‘Yorkshire Landscape’ shows appreciation for the serene pastures that inspired Britain’s Romantic poetry of the 18th–19th centuries 🖼.
🎨 How do you like your workspace to be? It doesn’t matter whether it’s organised, chaotic, or chaotically organised; as long as it keeps you inspired 💫. This #CollectionThursday painting shows Henry Moore engrossed in his work at his studio in Parkhill 👀.
🎨This #CollectionThursday painting shows a scene from ‘Romeo and Juliet’. The bond between Juliet and her nurse proves that the play is not only about romance, but also family love.👪
Walter Sickert (1860-1942), Juliet and the Nurse (1935-36).
#Sickert #RomeoandJuliet #painting
🎨This #CollectionThursday, let us take you to the bright side of the moon! Albert Houthuesen’s ‘April Moon’ shines like the summer sun we miss so much at this time of the year…🌔
🎨This #CollectionThursday, we celebrate of Eugene Berman's birthday, the author of ‘Napolitana’. Berman was born #OnThisDay in 1899.
Berman’s depiction of fishermen's life suggests poverty and hard work. Walls are shabby, fishing nets torn, and the boy looks exhausted.😰
This #CollectionThursday is also #ArtistBirthday of Adolphe Monticelli (1824-1886), the author of ‘The Banquet’. 🎉
This grim painting can link to the story of the biblical king Belshazzar. When feasting, he saw a text on the wall saying that he would die that night.
#LAG #feast
Today’s #CollectionThursday work is ‘Only Egg’ by Paul Nash (1889-1946). 🥚
Nash put together a box, stones, and a photograph. His work looks like a dream setting, with many possible meanings.
#LAG #CollectionThursday #egg #Surrealism #PaulNash
John Atkinson Grimshaw’s ‘Iris’ (1886) is exhibited in our very own Ziff Gallery (yes we’re highkey flexing, but it’s #CollectionThursday and such an occasion makes it excusable 😉). The painting’s ethereal atmosphere commands awe when viewed in person 🧚🏼♀️.
Today’s #CollectionThursday work is ‘This is General Gordon. I Have Forgotten was There a Past’, 2011 by Bob and Roberta Smith (b. 1953).
It responds to G.W. Joy’s ‘General Gordon’s last stand’ from our collection. Why, do you think, are they so different?
#BobandRobertaSmith
Today’s #CollectionThursday work is ‘Polynesian Fantasy’ (1938) by Merlyn Evans (1910-1973). 🏝️ Evans depicted Polynesia in a surreal way to evoke the supposedly dream-like, mysterious atmosphere of this place.
#CollectionThursday #Evans #Surrealism #Art
It’s #CollectionThursday and we bring you ‘Brixham’ by Henry Marvell Carr (1894-1970).🌊
Marvell Carr was born in Leeds. He painted portraits and landscapes like this one. During World War 2, he was an official war artist.
#art #Leeds #LeedsArtGallery #Brixham #HenryMarvellCarr
Hooray, it's #CollectionThursday! Here is Jean Souverbie's 'Eve'. We can see Eve draping herself in garments, perhaps at the moment that her innocence was shattered according to the Bible. Her downward gaze suggests a sense of shame towards her nudity.
For this week’s #CollectionThursday we bring you ‘Three Little Lads from Leeds’ by John Langton (b. 1946).
When painting, Langton wants to create new ideas. What do you think the mysterious animal in the back is?👽👀
#art #leeds #leedsartgallery #CollectionThursday #JohnLangton
‘Darling, that’s the money shot, don’t move!’ Was this the 19th century version of a plandid? It seems so, unless it was normal to dress up in your best clothes and then stand up whilst reading! 🧐 This #CollectionThursday artwork is Walter Crane's 'At Home: A Portrait' (1872).
"I have always been interested in oval or ovoid shapes. The first carvings were simple realistic oval forms of the human head or of a bird.” Our #CollectionThursday artwork, ‘Dual Form’ by Barbara Hepworth (1965); shows a strong influence of the ovoid, or egg-like, shape.
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