This instalment presents an overview of David Chipperfield’s most significant works from 2010 to the present. More than 25 projects, ranging from private houses and public buildings to universities and commercial assignments, are profiled in detail through drawings, sketches and many photographs. Among these are the Saint Louis Art Museum, Fayland House, Turner Contemporary, Va...(展开全部)

When David Shannon was only five years old, he wrote and illustrated a story in which an unruly little boy breaks all of his mother's rules -- he jumps on the beds; he chews with his mouth open; he plays ball in the house. Any child who is tired of hearing his parents say "No " will readily identify with this boldly illustrated, comical story.

When David Shannon was only five years old, he wrote and illustrated a story in which an unruly little boy breaks all of his mother's rules -- he jumps on the beds; he chews with his mouth open; he plays ball in the house. Any child who is tired of hearing his parents say "No " will readily identify with this boldly illustrated, comical story.

Jacques-Louis David (1748-1825) was the most important European artist in a period of extraordinary upheaval. A participant in the French Revolution, he then witnessed the rise and fall of Napoleon Bonaparte. A revolutionary in both art and life, David took painting away from the frivolity of the Rococo towards the dramatic moral force of neoclassicism. Passionate, intense, fie...(展开全部)

Grâce à cette exposition consacrée à Jacques-Louis David, découvrez près de 60 oeuvres de cet artiste, chef de file incontesté du néoclassicisme et homme politique engagé auprès de Robespierre sous la Révolution puis de Napoléon, jusqu'à devenir premier peintre de l'Empire. Il laisse surtout des tableaux d'histoire et des portraits, témoins de la réalité de son temps.

Jacques-Louis David (1748-1825) was the most important European artist in a period of extraordinary upheaval. A participant in the French Revolution, he then witnessed the rise and fall of Napoleon Bonaparte. A revolutionary in both art and life, David took painting away from the frivolity of the Rococo towards the dramatic moral force of neoclassicism. Passionate, intense, fie...(展开全部)

In this witty, candid, and revealing account of himself, which is in the tradition of Cellini's Autobiography, Hockney tells of his early years in art school; his studies at the Royal College of Art in London, during which he first came to public attention; his sojourn in California, which inspired his best-known paintings, drawings and prints; and his present phase in Paris, w...(展开全部)