If you have been reading this blog (and I can only wonder at your forbearance and tenacity if you have and thank you for it) you will know that I include all sorts of artistic expression. I see art everywhere. One aspect that I have yet to mention on Echostains up until now is the art ofContinue reading “A Caricaturists hunting ground, – the artist known by whats his name? and paints payback”
Tag Archives: Charles Dickens
Behind the paint ‘A Tale of Two Chairs’
I’ve just put a poem on my other blog Bookstains, using Vincent Van Gogh‘s very famous chair to illustrate it. A recent (virtual) trip to the Van Gogh Museum (see this post) gave me the opportunity of seeing his paintings up close. I have seen Van Gogh’s chair before in The National Gallery London –Continue reading “Behind the paint ‘A Tale of Two Chairs’”
Preserving the words
Anyone who reads this blog will know that I’m a big fan of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London which houses many treasures illustrating not only our own culture but the world. This week the museum is launching a campaign to conserve three of Dickens’s original manuscripts which were acquired from the writer’s home by hisContinue reading “Preserving the words”