Pierre-jea David D'angers (1788 - 1856) Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews

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Artist: Pierre-jea David D'angers (1788 - 1856)
Nationality: French
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Artworks in Museum Collections: (60)
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Thanassis Frissiras Gallery: David Benforado: Searching
David Benforado was born in Athens in 1977. He has had personal exhibitions in Thessaloniki and Budapest, where he currently lives and works. He has participated in many group shows in Greece and abroad. His paintings can be found in important pe...
Michael Gibson Gallery: David Urban: The Constructor
Born in Toronto in 1966, David Urban studied poetry and painting at York University, earning a BFA in 1989. He received a master's degree in English Literature and creative writing under the direction of Alistair MacLeod in 1991 and a second mast...
Bonner David Galleries: The Dream Carrier : Max Hammond
Hammond is venturing in a new direction with a few pieces in his latest collection with inclusion of abstract figures into his vibrant works. These figures bring even more intrigue and depth into his layered colors and hidden details. Bonner Dav...
Cleveland Museum of Art: Architecture of Silence: David Heald Photographs
In his luminous black-and-white photographs, he explores the architecture of these medieval buildings renowned for their design and construction. ...
Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts: after HISTORY: The Paintings of David Bierk
His compositions frequently address the nostalgia of our age for the traditional painting styles of previous centuries, while demonstrating how these classic styles have coalesced and been transformed to create the pluralism indicative of ou...
South Australian Museum: Australia's Richest Natural History Art Prize
Judges Russell Starkey and David Dridan had to sort through an overwhelming 440 entries (photos) which were of an extremely high standard and well represented across the three categories of the exhibition:
A. Oil, Acrylic or mix
B. Wat...
Artspace: WORKOUT: David Nauggle and Rachel Iberra
Photography and drawings deliver a nauseating account of this experiment. Never having been interested or dedicated enough to stick with an exercise regimen, Rachel Ibarra decides to test her commitment as well as endurance. By attaching two Chine...
First Street Gallery: The Middle East Landscapes: Work by David Hewitt
First Street Gallery accepts submissions from artists for review. Applications are reviewed at membership meetings every 4-6 weeks. To apply artists must bring four to six original works of art to the gallery at 5:45 p.m. on the day of the meeting...
MAK Center for Art and Architecture: TRESPASSING: Houses x Artists
The projects engage the house as subject, investigating its forms, functions and significance while imagining a wide variety of prototypes for living. Presenting renderings, models, video and an interactive installation, the artists and architects...
University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Weatherspoon Art Gallery: David Bunn: Falk Visiting Artist
Deft and conceptually rigorous, Bunn's work is also tinged with sadness for the passing of these historical bodies of material, now eclipsed by on-line systems. Bunn is a native of Greensboro. ...
First Street Gallery: Urban Reemains - David Hewitt
Centuries old streets interconnect to reveal an intelligent design that the artist cleverly juxtaposes with square marble ghosts of weathered foundations. The meditative spirit of the ruins retains their dignity, reawakening an appreciation of our...
David Krut Fine Art: Yudelman / Amaler-Raviv: Exhibition
Speaking about the exhibition, Dale Yudelman said; "It�s been sixteen years since leaving the city I grew up in and it�s wonderful to be exhibiting here again. This exhibition provides an interesting cross-section of my work to date and gives me t...
JHB Civic Gallery: DAVID PATON: recon(text)ual
Some of these works explore the temporal unfolding of meaning through diverse readings of images as texts, texts as images and variations thereof. The works consist of metal sheets onto which texts have been screen-printed. These words have bee...
www.studio-visit.com: David Henry Brown, Jr.
studio-visit.coms aim is to offer an in-depth look at an individual artist or troupe. Each month they will offer a personal look into the artist s studio along with an interview, slides, and a resume. Since todays cultural borders are consta...
Brooklyn Museum of Art: Within the Pale: Jewish Tombstones in the Ukraine and Moldova Photographed by David Goberman
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Bonner David Galleries: The Shape of Things by Michael Carson
Figurative artist Michael Carson combines his love of architecture with the human figure to create a series of narrative paintings of his distinctive people in familiar situations. His nondescript surroundings help create a mood or a story that C...
Cantor Arts Center Stanford University: Food, Frogs, and Fido: Works on Paper by David Gilhooly
Gilhooly studied at the University of California at Davis in the 1960s, and ceramic work by him will be on view in the exhibition "Fired at Davis: Figurative Ceramic Sculpture by Robert Arneson, Visiting Professors, and Students at UC-Davis, from ...
Plug In: Billboard Project Features Tighty-whitey by David Wityk
From the fashion magazine spread to the runway to the stage, this once-purely practical garment has been elevated to sex-symbol and superstar status. Wityk is completing his final year in photography at the University of Manitoba School of Art. Wi...
Franklin H Williams Caribbean Cultural Center: Ancestors & Orishas: Glass & Mixed Media Sculptures Tracing African Roots by David Medina
David�s work includes references to African masked costumes like Nigerian egungun, Dominican diablo cojuelos, science fiction, and pioneering educational shows like Sesame Street with a special fondness for the pop icon Big Bird. �Although the rel...
George Billis Gallery, L.A.: David Duncan: Environmental Studies
David Duncan renders his works in both oil, and brushed and sprayed acrylic. During the painting process, he uses form-specific stencils to apply coarse dots of multiple colors. This technique creates an illusion, inspired partly by traditional ...
Presentation House Gallery: David Rokeby - 2001
In 2001, Rokeby will show the most recent version of Giver of Names in which the computer identifies and describes objects put before it - a kind of Mike Kelly meets R2D2 performance involving the assistance of the viewer. The exhibition will also...
Art Institute of Southern California: David Carson: Graphic Design After the End of Print
Carson is most widely recognized for his innovative style of layout and unconventional typography with work on magazines such as Beach Culture, Ray Gun, and Transworld Skateboarding. A feature in Newsweek magazine said of Carson he changed the pub...
National Gallery of Scotland: The Tiger and the Thistle: Tipu Sultan and the Scots in India

Tipu, a fierce brave ruler, was known as the �Tiger of Mysore�. Tiger motifs and tiger stripes decorated his personal possessions, including the jewellery, weapons and textiles in the exhibition. Related paintings and ...
Stedelijk Museum: Docking Station: Enrico David � Chicken Man Gong
The gong stands on a leg that is clad in fishnet stockings, taken from the work of the French artist Pierre Molinier, known for his photographic self-portraits in drag. In addition to this, the statue has a multicoloured tail and a boy�s head wi...
Red Head Gallery: Else-where. (After Turner): New work by David Scott Armstrong
Else�where. (After Turner) is an exhibition of 16 photo-based prints about point of view, the image, and temporal/spatial displacement. Drawing upon J.M.W. Turner�s apocryphal genesis of his painting "Snow Storm" (and its later engraved print r...
Scottish National Portrait Gallery: The Art of Documentary
The enthusiasm for documentary photography - the study of people and societies - continues to be important in Scottish practice. This exhibition focuses on groups of photographs by a number of photographers, working in an...
Art: ASAP: Works by David Dalessandro and James H. Kinnie
Dalessandro has been a New York-based artist since 1973 when he came to study at the New York Studio School of Drawing, Painting and Sculpture. �His exhibition for the ART:ASAP Foundation Gallery stems from his imagination and is inspired by jazz ...
ArtSpace: SOWA: David Noonan & Simon Trevaks
SOWA (polish for owl) continues Noonan and Trevaks's broad interest in the cinematic genre of horror, specifically of the 1970s and early 1980s. The film sees a woman drawn through a highly stylised interior by an unseen influence. She then enters...
Guggenheim: David Salle
Each of his works purposely overshadows the coherent linear narrative by juxtaposing unlike elements, reflecting the complex mass-media production that dominates contemporary human experience. ...
Helsinki City Art Museum: David Bailey: Birth of the Cool
Born in London in 1938, Bailey�s career took off in the 1960s when he began to shoot for the Vogue magazine at the tender age of 22. He went on to become the magazine�s most prolific contributor of the decade. As a fashion photographer, ...
McKinney Avenue Contemporary: David McManaway's Studio by David H. Gibson
Born in 1939 in Louisville Kentucky, David H. Gibson is a Dallas businessman turned photographer who learned his craft through self-direction and a series of workshops. These workshops were taught by Ansel ...
Bishop's University Art Gallery: David Hall: Moon Window
David Hall's previous work showed various urban settings which presented vestiges of the negative impact of human presence on the environment, thus implying a passage of time. Throughout his body of work, the artist has continuously been interest...
Pensacola Museum of Art: The Jerry Gilbreath Celebrity Art Collection
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Hicks Gallery: Summer 2006: Recent Paintings by Sandra Blow RA, June Frickleton, Terry Whybrow, Claudio Missagia, Henrik Simonsen, and David Beer
Terry Whybrow lives and works in St. Ives as does Sandra Blow. He has for many years been regarded by dealers and fellow artists as a great and unsung talent. Henrik Simonsen has shown with us for several years steadily growing in popularity...
Fine Arts Center for East Africa: EAST AFRICA IN RENAISSANCE
During the 1970s and early 1980s, Kibuuka, Kitamirike, and Sekanwagi were considered three of the most influential and accomplished fine painters whose art defined the internationally recognized art scene in Nairobi, Kenya. Since that time, ...
Side Street Projects: Gymnosphore Bubbles and Steams: An Installation by David Deany and David Hanson
David Deany, painter and sculptor, has a conceptual bent and a predilection for environment making. After receiving an MFA from the Art Institute of Chicago in 1997, he has been included in exhibitions in Chicago, Los Angeles, Seattle, and Hou...
Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art: Hmmm...David Shrigley's Selection from the Permanent Collection
His sculptures, photographs and books are darkly humorous and often absurd, and his drawings were recently a weekly feature in the Independent on Sunday. Given the complete freedom of the Gal...
Photographers' Gallery: Citigroup Photography Prize 2004
Paul Wombell, Director of The Photographers' Gallery says of this year's short-list: "Over the last 30 years Robert Adams, Peter Fraser, David Goldblatt and Joel Sternfeld have created important bodies of work that have been a major influence on g...
Diane Farris Gallery: David Burns: From Savary Island
Vistas From Savary Island are the subject of Burns latest body of work. As a result of spending several weeks this past year on the beautiful and historically interesting Savary Island, Burns has created a series of Zen-like paintings with vist...
IAO Gallery: Outart Festival Of Oklahoma
The 4 selected were artists that showed a level of presentation that was superb, Richard Ray Whitman said. Clayton Keyes, David Cockerell, Joe Dale Tate Nevaquaya and Mark Maxey were selected for this prestigious award. Over ...

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