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The Street Pavers by Umberto Boccioni (1914). To a futurist like Boccioni, the back-breaking labour needed to reimagine and reshape a new city - and forge a new destiny - is something to be celebrated. Boccioni’s use of bright colour blocks and short, bold brushstrokes blends the workers and the paving and the spinning cycle of...
Artwork of the week #4
This week’s artwork is… Early Morning near Loch Katrine in the Trossachs, Scotland by John Glover(1831). Loch Katrine is set in the English and Scottish borderlands. The painting captures the soft golden tint of sunlight breaking through the mist and touching everything in the frame...
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Artwork of the week #3
This week’s artwork is States Of Mind: Those Who Go Umberto Boccioni (1912). Those Who Go captures the rush of urban life. Created in the Futurist style, it forces us to confront a new century filled with heavy industry and seemingly unstoppable energy.