|
Exhibit illuminates art of Victorian age
|
PROVO -- A new exhibition at the Brigham Young University Museum
of Art captures the prosperous Victorian age from 1837-1901.
"Masterworks of Victorian Art" depicts an era that transformed
the British art world from a small group of artists who painted for
nobility into a robust community of artists free to create paintings
that depicted powerful stories from ancient history and contemporary
life. Their art is noted for its richness of color and wealth of
detail.
The private coll...
Related newspaper, magazine, and journal articles from HighBeam Research
|
Is it true art and science don't mix?
The Independent - London
; ... differs little from the accountant's dreary concentration on minutiae, except that science is very badly paid. Art, on the other hand, has a high public profile. It speaks to and illuminates the human condition, while the imagination of the artist knows few bounds. Ironically, as the scientists ... warn against ...
|