I visited the "Corot and the Modern Art" yesterday at the Palazzo della Granguardia.
I was promptly informed that I couldn't take pictures of the paintings...so I had to make do with the yet beautiful hall. The title of the exhibition and some of the paintings were projected on the back wall, creating a spectacular view.
"...A great master of painting working at the heart of nineteenth-century France was closely tied to seventeenth-century European tradition and natralism, but also turned toward the birth of Impressionism and the experiences of the first avantgardes of the twentieth century"
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3 comments:
Oh my goodness. I've not been here in a while and look what I've missed! I've scrolled down and there are just too many wonderful photographs to even begin to speak about . I'll stick to the gorgeous stairs and the wonderful shots. I must bookmark this blog so I won't miss any more!
V
I know the feeling - I hate it! I was in a Russian Museum (which is on my blog today) and I guess I'm just not good at reading all the signs ....
Hi Valeria !! This is beautiful !!! Loved the post !!
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