Hamburg – Hamburger Kunsthalle (Three Women in Church by Wilhelm Leibl)
I’m not going to pretend that I’ve ever heard of Wilhelm Leibl, but I thought this painting had a bit
Read MoreI’m not going to pretend that I’ve ever heard of Wilhelm Leibl, but I thought this painting had a bit
Read MoreThis is part of my “paintings which look interesting to Julian” series, which is based on absolutely no artistic
Read MoreThe boarding process for the British Airways flight to Heathrow T5 was smooth and better managed than usual. Groups were
Read MoreThe artist of this work, which has the longer name of the “Man of Sorrows between the Virgin and Saint
Read MoreThe theme of this painting is when Jesus Christ was taken to the Temple of Jerusalem for him to be
Read MoreAlthough I thought at first this was a bronze sculpture, it’s actually made out of oak. I hadn’t previously heard
Read MoreThis must be one of the museum’s most optimistic projects, an artwork which will only be finished in five hundred
Read MoreI meandered around the Hamburger Kunsthalle, the city’s main art gallery, and wondered why nearly every single painting had glass
Read MoreI think I like this, even though I have no clue what it is actually meant to be other than
Read MoreSince my expedition to the Rodin Museum in Philadelphia I’ve been intrigued by Rodin’s works, especially given how there are
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