What no one will remember
(Part xvi)
Photographing the elementary purposelessness . May 3rd, 2013, Kongens Have/Copenhagen. .
Abstraction under the sun (photography)
copenhagen
The denizens of Copenhagen (nihilistic photography)
What no one will remember
(Part xv)
Photographing the vacuity. May 2nd, 2013.
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The upper half (photography)
What no one will remember
(Part vi)
Homer
Menander
Aeschylus
Sophocles
Euripides
Phidias
Alexander the Great
Chrysippus
Epicurus
Cleanthes
Plato
Socrates
Homer ii
Zeno the Stoic
Photographs taken at Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, April 11, 2013.
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Random assemblage (part iii)
What no one will remember (part ii)
What no one will remember (Part ii)
All photographs were taken with a Finepix S9600 digital camera. No digital editing, except for minor adjustments with contrast and saturation levels.
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What no one will remember (Abstract Photography)
A view of Thorvaldsen Museum (Copenhagen, Denmark)
The renowned Danish neo-classicist sculptor Bertel Thorvaldsen [1770 – 1844] (above) has a museum dedicated to his art in Copenhagen, Denmark. I’ve taken some pictures of his most representative works exhibited there. Enjoy!
Gutenberg (plaster model)
Maximilian I (plaster model)
Pius VII (plaster model)
Schiller (plaster model)
Copernicus (plaster model)
Jozef Poniatowski (Plaster Model)
Byron (Plaster model)
Ganymede and Zeus as Eagle
Cupid
Adonis
The Graces
Frederick VI of Denmark
Shepherd Boy
Bertel Thorvaldsen
Maria Feodorovna
Mercury
Vulcan
Goddess of Hope
Mars and Cupid
Hebe
Venus with Apple
Cupid and the Graces
Cupid and Psyche
Ganymede
Cupid
Young girl dancing
Psyche
nothing can be known
This work is part of a 7½ piece exhibition called ‘ The Impossibility of Truth’ that will take place in Copenhagen, Denmark in the coming months. have created a page to post subsequent works an.
Acrylic on canvas.
150x150cm
Title: nothing can be known
©2012 Pablo Saborío
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Famous and rare modern art paintings at Statens Museum for Kunst, Copenhagen-Denmark
The National Gallery of Art in Copenhagen (Denmark) has a very special collection of famous painters, such as Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, Andre Derain, Georges Braque and many others. Some of these works are classics of modern art while others are rare, seemingly paint sketches, of these great artists.
The museum itself is no longer free (120 DKK), and has mostly European artists with an emphasis on Scandinavian painters. Modern art paintings are on the top floors of this Danish museum.
Edvard Munch, Death Struggle 1915
Norwegian Painter
Vilhelm Hammershoi, Seated Female Nude, 1889
Danish Painter
Peder Severin Kroyer, Boys Bathing at Skagen. Summer Evening, 1899
Danish Painter (Badende drenge en sommeraften ved Skagens strand)
Carl Bloch, Samson and the Philistine, 1863
Danish Painter (Samson hos filistrene)
Henri Matisse, Landscape near Collioure. Study for “The Joy of Life”, 1905
French Painter
Henri Matisse, Portrait of Madame Matisse. The Green Line, 1905
French Artist
Henri Matisse, Nude with a White Scarf, 1909
French Painter
Henri Matisse, Goldfish, 1912
French
Henri Matisse, Still Life with Nutcracker, Ca 1916
French
Henri Matisse, Young Woman Looking at the Sea, 1923
French
Henri Matisse, Pink Onions, 1906-1907
French
Henri Matisse, Odalisque with a Screen 1923
French
Henri Matisse, Odalisque, 1923
French
André Derain, Woman in a Chemise, 1906
French Painter and illustrator
Co-founder of Fauvism with Matisse
André Derain, The Church near Carrieres-sur-Seine, 1909
French
Georges Braque, The Harbour at l’Estaque
French Painter, renown for his work in Cubism along Picasso.
Georges Braque, The Metronome, 1909
French
Georges Braque, Trees at l’Estaque, 1908
French
Georges Braque, Melon, Fruits and Cup, 1925
French
Jean Metzinger, Woman with horse, 1912
French Painter, inspired by Fauvism and Impressionism but known for his Cubism.
Fernand Léger, Woman with Vase, 1924
French painter, sculptor, filmmaker
Asger Oluf Jorn, The wheel of life -January Picture from the Suite of Seasons, 1953
Danish Painter
Michael Kvium, The power of thought, 1991
Danish Painter
Pablo Picasso, Glass with Lemon Slice, 1913
Spanish Artist
Hope you enjoy all these modern art paintings, I will keep posting the best works of art from best museums around the world.
Poem in rain and cosmos
Why must raindrops fall
and stir my soul like Debussy’s piano,
delirium in an orchestra of round ripples
each droplet unites with the puddle
in this unknown street of Nygårdvej
Why can I not resist this temptation
Of studying the motions of a
fluctuating universe
I raise my head a few meters
a different world comes into view
a realm so close but so inexplicable
of these men and women of modernity;
so you see two worlds bound together
One as ancient as numberless time
The other new by cosmic comparison
And worst of all, I must confess
this thing frightens me above all:
the road mankind has fashioned for itself,
that relentless evolution of man’s world
not long ago we lived flat on a finite earth,
now the cosmos has expanded to insane proportions
we are a micro-dot in a cold dark shadow
Are children aware of our ancestral roots
before we were in trees, but now
riding in motorized wheels
is there a Nostradamus among us
who will reveal the end of our obsessions,
or will it never come to an end,
like this puddle should turn into ocean
if these drops from heaven
never cease to fall.
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