
A brand new year, and the second year for my Sidebar Art Gallery. You'll find it in the sidebar to the right of my blog posts. I install a new show every month, along with information on each artist I've featured.
For today's Through the Opera Glasses, take a stroll through the January show, Self-portrait.
Self-portrait by José Ferraz de Almeida Júnior, 19th century Brazilian painter
Self-portrait by Zinaida Serebryakova, early 20th century Ukrainian painter
Self-portrait by Bertalan Székely, 19th century Hungarian Romantic painter 
Self-portrait by Doris Clare Zinkeisen, 20th century Scottish costume designer and painter
Self-portrait by Giuseppe Pellizza da Volpedo, 19th century Italian neo-impressionist painter
Self-portrait by Angelica Kauffman, 18th century Swiss-Austrian neo-classical painter. 
Self-portrait/Desperate Man by Gustave Courbet, 19th century French Realist painter
Self-portrait by Marie Bashkirtseff, 19th century Russian diarist and painter 
Self-portrait by Émile Friant, late 19th/early 20th century French Realist painter
Akelamalu says The self protrait by Giuseppe Pellizza da Volpedo is almost like a photograph - amazing!
Red Garnier says Julia, these are so so beautiful!
Travis says I really enjoy this idea.
Monday, January 4, 2010
Through the Opera Glasses - 42 - January Art Show - Self-portrait
Posted by Julia Phillips Smith at 11:18 PM 3 comments
Labels: Almeida Júnior, Art show, Bashkirtseff, Courbet, da Volpedo, Friant, Kauffman, Self-portrait, Serebryakova, Székely, Through the Opera Glasses, Zinkeisen
Monday, August 31, 2009
Through the Opera Glasses - 28 - September Art Show

With the beginning of the new month, I've changed my Sidebar Art Gallery for my September show. So far I've had nine shows: Winter, The Kiss, Green, Rebirth, Women, Men, Children and Roses.
I've called this newest show Autumn.
Fall is my favorite season of all. When you scroll along the art work, you'll see why. 
A Vase of Chrysanthemums
Alfred Ruytinx
Les Amoureux (Soir d'automne) / The Lovers (Autumn Evening)
Emile Friant
Autumn Morning
John Atkinson Grimshaw
Golden Autumn, Brittany
Frits Thaulow
A Wooded Path in Autumn
Hans Andersen Brendekilde
The Departure of the Hunting Party
Raffaelo Sorbi
A Rest From the Harvest
Leon-Augustin L'hermitte
An Apple-gathering
Frederick Morgan
Pump and Pumpkin
J. E. H. MacDonald
Dorothy says Fall is a wonderful time of year, especially in the woods.
Ms Snarky Pants says Wow The Lovers is absolutely beautiful! I want a print of it for my living room!
Posted by Julia Phillips Smith at 10:01 PM 5 comments
Labels: Art show, autumn, Brendekilde, Friant, Grimshaw, L'hermitte, MacDonald, Morgan, Ruytinx, Sorbi, Thaulow, Through the Opera Glasses


