At Sunnyside – Where Truth and Beauty Meet

Voices of Music: Vivaldi’s ‘Autumn’

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Pieter Bruegel and the First Modern Landscape

The First Modern Landscape The Metropolitan Museum of Art calls this painting a “watershed in the history of Western art”[1] and the “first modern landscape”.[6]. Because of the new humanist lens through which Pieter Bruegel the Elder viewed his world, landscape painting was no longer limited to backgrounds for mythological or religious illustrations. Who Was…

Reuven Rubin: Galloping Horses

“From the late 1950’s, running horses became a favorite subject of Rubin. Sarah Wilkinson writes that that the artist was inspired by the Bedouin horsemen galloping in the desert and these paintings were different than most of the artist’s works. “They are not tranquil in spirit, but filled with turbulence, as if the horses, now…

Nati Dreddd: Autumn

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James Taylor: Country Road

“Chemin de Pontoise, Auvers-sur-Oise depicts a sunny day in Pontoise, a bustling market town about twenty-five miles northwest of Paris where Pissarro lived in 1866-1868 and again from 1872-1882. The canvas was painted in 1876, at the apex of Pissarro’s career as an Impressionist landscape painter. Christopher Lloyd and Anne Distel have described Pissarro’s work…

Léon-Augustin Lhermitte: The Little Goose Girl of Mézy

The Little Goose Girl of Mézy is Léon Lhermitte’s most important single-figure painting, a work that forthrightly declares its modernity in the directness of the young goose girl’s interaction with the viewer and in the slashing knife and brushwork that so tangibly conveys the stubbled grain field on which she stands…With her small bundle of…

Claude Monet: Cabin of the Customs Watch

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Daniil Trifonov: Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 4

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Diego Rivera: Pepenadora

“It’s executed in a technique that Rivera referred to as “temple al óleo” or oil painting with tempera in which tempera is used as a binding substance for the oil pigments creating a looseness and transparency similar to the effects of his fresco murals as well as a visual quality reminiscent of the great medieval…

Paul Klee: Feier und Untergang

“The present painting is part of a group of rhythmic, wooded landscapes that Klee made in 1920, the year after he first began working in oil….The dominant red and brown tonalities reflect the colors of the fall foliage, while the title of the painting–Feier und Untergang (Celebration and Decline)–evokes the bounty of the harvest followed…

Alfred Munnings: A Huntsman Riding Through a Thicket

“Living at Church Farm in Swainsthorpe from around 1903 until 1911, Munnings often rode with the Norwich Staghounds: ‘Hunting became a part of my life, and I saw many things on those days: bright winter sunlight on clipped horses and scarlet coats; on bare trees; stacks; on farmhouse gables; the riding out after a slight…

Georgia O’Keeffe: Pattern of Leaves

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Grünewald’s Isenheim Altarpiece III

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George Morren and Mozart’s Flute Quartets

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Peter, Paul, and Mary: Blowin’ In The Wind #2

Blowin’ In The Wind by Bob DylanHow many roads must a man walk downBefore you call him a man?How many seas must a white dove sailBefore she sleeps in the sand?Yes, ‘n’ how many times must the cannon balls flyBefore they’re forever banned?The answer, my friend, is blowin’ in the windThe answer is blowin’ in…

Thomas Moran: Grand Canyon

“Thomas Moran first visited the Grand Canyon in 1873 alongside famed explorer John Wesley Powell. The breathtaking views of the vast chasm undoubtedly captured the artist’s attention, as he would revisit the natural site on multiple occasions throughout his life and even wrote, “Of all places on earth the great canyon of Arizona is the…

Larry Fleet: Where I Find God

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Sérusier and a Folk Song Medley

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Le Pho: Young Woman with Flowers

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Norman Rockwell: Freedom of Worship

“The Four Freedoms is a series of four oil paintings made in 1943 by the American artist Norman Rockwell. The paintings—Freedom of Speech, Freedom of Worship, Freedom from Want, and Freedom from Fear—are each approximately 45.75 by 35.5 inches (116.2 by 90.2 cm), and are now in the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, Massachusetts. The four…

Cedric Morris: Winter Flowers

“Each flower is imbued with a distinct personality, which is so well observed that horticulturalists can identify the exact species depicted by Morris in his flower paintings. In this still life, two tall Ornithogalum saundersiae tower over the composition, competing only with a few green iris seed pods. A dark blue Salvia and lighter purple…

Paul Gauguin: Still Lifes

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P. S. Kroyer: Nannina (Study)

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Dame Laura Knight: In the Sun, Newlyn

“In the Sun, Newlyn was made around 1909, and is a distillation of a hot, carefree Edwardian summer… The Knights had taken lodgings in the village of Paul with the cheerful, eccentric Mrs Beer, who owned the Penzer House guest house; from their rooms ‘the whole stretch of the bay could be seen and grey…

A Visit to Monet’s Garden

Monet frequently painted outdoors, drawing endless inspiration from the plants, trees, and pond at Giverny. The gardens on his property were the great extravagance of his final years; their upkeep required the services of six full-time gardeners. Monet planted agapanthus—a thin, wispy lily plant native to Africa—along the banks of his pond as well as…

Andre Lhote: L’arbe Rouge

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Handel: As Steals the Morn Upon the Night #1

As steals the morn upon the nightAnd melts the shades away:So Truth does Fancy’s charm dissolveAnd rising Reason puts to flightThe fumes that did the mind involveRestoring intellectual day Hear More Voices of Music At Sunnyside Handel At Sunnyside See More Henri Le Sidaner At Sunnyside Henri Le Sidaner at Christie’s Henri Le Sidaner at Sotheby’s Henri Sidaner at…

Frieseke and an Irish Folk Song

“Frederick Frieseke’s The Hammock intimately captures the artist’s wife Sarah, whom he nicknamed Sadie, lounging in the private garden of their home in Giverny, France…This painting has all the hallmarks of Frieseke’s mature impressionist style–loose brushwork, a fascination with sunlight, and a highly decorative surface treatment characterized by abundant pattern and vibrant color. The diagonal…

Justin Johnson: One Horse Town

“The Skagen painters were a group of Danish and Scandinavian painters who gathered each summer in the small fishing village of Skagen, on Denmark’s northernmost tip, from the early 1870s to the turn of the 20th century…Influenced by French Impressionism and the Realist tendencies of the Barbizon school, the Skagen painters were drawn to the…

Degas’ Deux danseuses en jaune

“By the 1890s, pastel had become his most favoured medium as it allowed him a variety of techniques and, crucially, the chance to build up complex layered colour schemes, as is evident here…This is evident, for instance, in the areas of shadow and light, for instance the turquoise area by the right-hand dancer’s left leg…Degas’…