419th Show & Tell Competition: Art Museum shootings

[ee66]

Hi Everybody...
I do love shooting in museum especially statues probably because you don't have to tell them how to pose...

I'm looking for you pictures of art in museum
Here are some examples:








Have Fun!

E.

Submissions will be closed on Monday the 14th of November 2016 at 23:24:27 UTC

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[jarekm]

[hkcollect]

Not the best shot of someone's art but thought it was appropriate for USA this week, the UK artist, Peter Calvesbert designed this several years ago before when Trump called himself a democrat & was not into running for president. Only 28 of this special variation sculpture were made. Funny that is is an elephant!

[gillk]

Three items from the museum in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania:
Tribute:


Raza's Art


The Great Mosque at Kilwa:


Gill

[grompem]

[amoxtli]

[mclew]

[stevemaz]

Jeff Koons Puppy - Guggenheim Bilbao - too big to fit inside:)

[bibigarf]

and something completely different, from palace at Loire Valley France

[the_microscope_tuell]

Today I visited the Art Museum at The University of Arizona. Here are some of the shots I got.

The Virgin Mary and Baby Jesus as a wall-hanging sculpture.


The most important work at the Museum of Art at the UofA is the "Retablo", the Altarpiece from Cuidad Rodrigo, Spain. It was painted from 1480-1488 and has an interesting history to bring it to Tucson. It is primarily from the workshops of Fernando Gallego and Maestro Bartolomé.

Here we see one section of the panel depicting the Creation of Eve from the body of Adam.


My final entry shows damage to one of the panels from the Peninsular War around 1809. I call it "War Torn".


http://artmuseum.arizona.edu/events/event/fernando-gallego-and-his-workshop

I hope you like them! I hadn't been to the museum in a few years, so it was good to visit again!

Thanks,
Mike

[lambsfeathers]

[jcdefreitas]

John de Freitas

[luxun54]

[aldeca]

[sylvester]

Frye Art Museum, Seattle