#Caravaggio

National Gallery of Ireland

NGIreland

Our Work of the Day is Caravaggio's The Taking of Christ. The painting depicts the events of Holy Thursday, but did you know that it also has another Easter connection,

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rebeca6169

Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio #BOTD 1571 (d. 18 July 1610) was an Italian painter ... His paintings combine a realistic observation of the human state, both physical and emotional,

Whores of Yore

WhoresofYore

This is Judith Beheading Holofernes by Caravaggio, c.1598. It’s one of the most dramatic & famous paintings of the Renaissance. Beyond the mighty Caravaggio, the tragic stories of three Italian

National Gallery of Ireland

NGIreland

Today we're going to be looking at some 'Easter Eggs' in our collection. Not of the chocolate variety, but secrets and clues hidden in paintings - artists hiding in plain

Stoic Moonbeam

StoicMoonbeam

One of the things that comes with being older and having spent your teenage years in an age where all you faves were more or less problematic by current standards,

Meme Appetit

memeappetit

The Bon Appetit Test Kitchen staff recreating scenes from the History of Art, a thread:Carla Lalli Music as 'The Beaneater' by Annibale Carracci Alex Delany as 'The Laughing Cavalier' by

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Bartnior

O melhor guia para identificar obras de pintores ...1) Se todos, incluindo mulheres, se parecem com Putin, é Van Eyck. 2) Se todos parecem desabrigados apenas iluminados pela luz fraca

Wolfgang Luef

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Im Museum gewesen. Überall nur Corona gesehen. Thread. Schnelltests für alle! (auch für die widerspenstigsten Patienten) (Hendrick Goltzius, um 1600) Adam (dzt Single) wählt seinen Kontakt-Haushalt aus.(Michelangelo Buonarroti, etwa

National Gallery of Ireland

NGIreland

With Easter approaching, we're going to explore some 'Easter Eggs' in our collection today - secrets revealed by looking closely or uncovered by conservation work, clues planted by the

dario wants auroras

isitromantic

folklore as paintings: a thread — the 1autumn regrets - john atkinson grimshaw (1882); — cardigancafé terrace at night - vincent van gogh (1888); — the last great american

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kacurrelele

pak art per shpirtin (thread) edvard munchvampire;self-portrait in hell;the day after;the kiss. rené magrittethe art of conversation;not to be reproduced;the lovers;golconda. gustav klimtdanaë;the maiden;death and life;water serpents ll. vincent van

National Gallery

NationalGallery

We've loved seeing the recreations of our paintings over the last few weeks and our staff at the Gallery couldn't resist joining in.Follow this thread to see some of the

priscilla page

BBW_BFF

after careful consideration and soul-searching, I have decided The Hunt for Red October will be the next movie I write about for my patreon incredibly good idea to start watching

Sarah

SarahSyed_

THREADBaroque vs Rococo The Baroque period is defined by the grandeur and opulence of its art and architecture. With roots in Rome, the movement spread across Italy and other European

Robert Wright

RKWinvisibleman

Thread: I Want to explain, in case anyone doesn't get the full resonance, why it's so utterly appalling that the Guardian chose to use a cartoon showing Jeremy Corbyn as

Ulysse

RiverrunStately

An Introduction to Raphael's painting, explaining his influences, the development of his style under Perugino, the birth of his Florentine manner from 1504 onward, & his third & final manner