391. Part 5b. Photo Journal: Some favorite paintings at The Clark/permanent collection
Photography isn’t permitted at the major exhibits, but each year I gravitate back to my favorites.
You can revisit them with me. (Below, right) I love the way the eyes lead your eye in a circular composition.
 Going to Market on a Misty Morning |
 Musical Group, Rome 1821 |
 Fall |
 Spring |
 Winter |
 Summer |
 A Girl and Roses |
 Fumée d’ambre gris (Smoke of Ambergris), 1880 |
The Women of Amphera
Alma-Tadema 1889
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lonewolfwithin wrote on Jul 26, ’09, edited on Jul 26, ’09
i love the musical group and the 4 panels… thanks for letting me visit with you!
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sanssouciblogs wrote on Jul 26, ’09
Oh, those panelsl! They are something. They have them mounted in a small round room at each corner. They are quite large and just a delight.
Glad you could make it! stop in at the rest of the travel blogs. I’ll be posting an index to them soon. |
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lauritasita wrote on Jul 26, ’09
I love the Alma-Tadema painting.
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lauritasita wrote on Jul 26, ’09
The Girl and the Roses painting reminds me of a similar painting by Frederick Leighton.
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nomadtraveller wrote on Jul 26, ’09
lauritasita said
Yes, I thought Leighton or pre-Raphaelite. Interesting paintings, Sue. Thanks for this series.
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Frederick Leighton. 
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catfishred wrote on Jul 27, ’09
The Pre-Raphaelite series is now being featured on the BBC. Do you get this sender in NY? I think you’d like the series. Cheers
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