Estorick Collectionさんのイラストまとめ

The years from 1927 to 1933 were the most prolific for Morandi’s printmaking and in this time he etched three quarters of his total output in this medium.

See these remarkable etchings in an out-of-hours tour this Saturday at 10am - booking essential https://t.co/Btp8Y8DhK0

Life drawing is back at the Estorick Collection! ✏️🎨
Join us for a fun and creative series of life drawing classes that are perfect for both beginners and experienced practitioners.

Find out more https://t.co/LTLN6KWOwJ

We hope you’re enjoying this time between Christmas and New Year, for many it’s a quiet and cosy time for relaxing.
Today we’re sharing this wintry painting from our Collection, Carlo Carrà’s ‘Leaving the Theatre’, 1910

The India ink on paper displayed in Gallery 1 are a fundamental part of Luigi Pericle's art. In them we can see how he explored the relationship between positive and negative space, the study of light, and his investigations into the density of matter and its dissolution.

A reminder that our permanent collection is open this week while we prepare our lower galleries for installation, and Open House 2022 takes place this weekend with tours on Saturday and Sunday. Find out more and book https://t.co/sohKt7wPUo

See Mario Sironi’s work in Gallery 6

It’s the final few days to see our acclaimed exhibition Archipenko and the Italian Avant Garde, called ‘a lovely, lively, unexpected show’ by the Financial Times, and Andrew Green’s lyrical and evocative photographic display of Italian rural towns and villages. Ends 4 September.

Explore the pioneering work of Ukrainian-American artist Alexander Archipenko in our surprising and multi-layered exhibition. Curated by Maria Elena Versari, it includes innovative sculptures and sculpto-paintings, and experiments with collage and colour. Now until 4 September.

📢 Only a month left to discover Archipenko and the Italian Avant Garde and Andrew Green’s photographic display of rural Italy in Gallery 6!

Archipenko was known for his pioneering experiments with colour, using vibrant colours for many of his sculptures and two-dimensional works.

Alexander Archipenko, Form on Blue Background
Inscribed: ‘Archipenko 1913/1962’, executed in 1962, Private collection, New York.

Come by to see Archipenko and the Italian Avant Garde, and discover the parallels between the works of the Futurists and Alexander Archipenko.
Roberto Marcello Baldessari, Dancer, 1915
Alexander Archipenko, Title unknown [Figure in Movement] Inscribed: ‘A. Archipenko Paris 1913’