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Art and auctions, Exhibitions, Paintings and Sculpture — By admin on March 9, 2020 at 7:17 AM Aubrey Beardsley draws the crowds to Tate Britain By James Brewer Aubrey Beardsley by turns charmed, shocked and aroused late-Victorian Britain with his elegant and erotic drawings, but one of his most important stylistic influences dated back 2,200 years to the early classical Greek period.
The Advent season is filled with so many activities that it can be challenging to channel our thoughts on God’s precious gift — His son. Whether Advent is a new or more practiced routine, I encourage you to press into this time of preparation with a daily practice of meditation using paintings and prayer.
In honor of Valentine’s Day, art historian Kate Flint shares her five favorite paintings that break the conventions of the 19th century in their depiction of romance. [5 ½ min read] The modern Valentine card was born in Victorian England. Cheaper paper and printing methods — as well as new techniques for cutting paper into hearts and other decorative shapes — led to the rise in the profitable commercial enterprise that remains to this day.
While museums worldwide announce their upcoming headline shows, there are still some unmissable exhibitions ongoing throughout January. Here are some of the best to catch this month from around the globe. The Condition of Being Here: Drawings by Jasper Johns The Menil Institute of Drawing, Houston, Texas (Until Jan 27th) Jasper Johns, Untitled (1990).
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