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07. mai 2009
Modernism Gallery, San Francisco
THE MURMUR OF THE INNOCENTS
The Disasters of War, Part II
One man show
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This exhibition shows the second part of Helnwein's "The Disasters of War" series
In Memory of Francisco de Goya
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Francisco de Goya (1704-1828) is one of the most important artists of the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Goya's works reflect his conscious individuality in relation to a rapidly changing world, especially during Spain's conflicts with France. In October 1808, Goya was called to war-torn Saragossa early in the Peninsula War to paint Spain's triumphant efforts over the invading French armies. He recorded the death and destruction he observed there in numerous drawings and small paintings. From theses sketches, Goya created the 82 plates that compose his famous Disasters of War series.
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MODERNISM Gallery, San Francisco
MODERNISM
685 Market St., Suite 290 San Francisco, CA 94105 Phone (415) 541-0461 Fax (415) 541-0425 E-mail info@modernisminc.com |
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GOTTFRIED HELNWEIN - THE DISASTERS OF WAR I
One Man Show, 2007
In memory of Francisco de Goya Modernism Gallery San Francisco November 2007 |
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