Pictures we drew lying on the floor and sitting on benches at the amazing National Gallery (Phil's favourite spot so far, culture vulture that I am) on Wednesday: both Ellie and Lara's 
are inspired by Angelica Saved By Ruggiero, 1819-39, Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres; Rosa's by A Horse Frightened by Lightning, 1813-14, Theodore Gericault; and Sam's the martial patterns formed by Horace Vernet's (1822) The Battle of Montmirail. Other favourites were Peter Paul Rubens' Samson And Delilah; various pix of people with their heads cut off; and anything at all on the (few and hard to find) computers that had cool zoom-in tools etc
Above: Lunch at Trafalgar Square outside National Gallery, 6 or so with a wind chill factor added.
are inspired by Angelica Saved By Ruggiero, 1819-39, Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres; Rosa's by A Horse Frightened by Lightning, 1813-14, Theodore Gericault; and Sam's the martial patterns formed by Horace Vernet's (1822) The Battle of Montmirail. Other favourites were Peter Paul Rubens' Samson And Delilah; various pix of people with their heads cut off; and anything at all on the (few and hard to find) computers that had cool zoom-in tools etc
Above: Lunch at Trafalgar Square outside National Gallery, 6 or so with a wind chill factor added.
That is so cool guys. Wow - those paintings deserve to be in the Tate Modern! You will have to submit your art pieces for an exhibition before the year is out. We love the post expressionist type stuff coming out!
ReplyDeleteThe National Gallery is the best - the children's headphone tour is the funniest out - better than the adult one we reckon.
Go for it all your Kulcha Vulchas!
Lynda et al