🎧 Диалог искусств | Эрмитаж: https://pod.link/1618010458

— это #подкаст, взгляд изнутри на #искусство и культуру сквозь призму знаний и опыта специалистов Эрмитажа. Искусствоведы, хранители, реставраторы и историки рассказывают не только о произведениях из коллекции музея, но и о контексте, времени и судьбах, стоящих за ними.
Выпуски охватывают разные эпохи и стили, а среди наиболее запоминающихся —
🎨 эпизод о Кандинском (https://pod.link/1618010458/episode/228f137db94278d31372270fba391e0a), в котором Даниил Авдошин рассказывает подробнее кем работал Кандинский после революции;
🎨 Павел Дейнека о Баухаусе и Веймарской республике (https://pod.link/1618010458/episode/27c9608d2110b08dc5768b34f26644e1);
🇮🇹 беседы о культурной связи Италии и России; а также рассказы об удивительных деталях и открытиях, сделанных в процессе реставрации и исследований.

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Although it looks like a painting, this record cover art for Thelonious Monk's amazing album Underground was not painted but photographed. The photograph was created by Steve Horn & Norman Griner and was shot at their studio, located in a townhouse off Third Avenue in New York City.

The cover features Thelonious Monk portrayed as a French Resistance fighter during World War II, a concept inspired by his friend and patroness, Pannonica de Koenigswarter, who had served in the resistance and appear to be in the background. The set was built and furnished for the photo shoot, and the final image includes props such as a gagged Nazi officer, a cow, hand grenades, liquors or wine bottles, a telephone, binoculars, fruits and cheese, explosives and a more for you to find here.

#records_covers #jazz #music #records_sleeves #photography #jazz_music #cover_art #Thelonious_Monk #Pannonica_de_Koenigswarter #photographers #art_history #Steve_Horn #Norman_Griner #World_War_2 #NYC #French_Resistance #Nazi #graphic_art #music_history #history #art

Who Was the Black Figure in This 17th-Century Portrait? A Rare Letter Holds Answers

A letter written by the boy, identified as Peregrine Tyam, provides an exceptionally rare insight where the voice of a Black attendant has survived for over three centuries.

by Jo Lawson-Tancred

https://news.artnet.com/art-world/black-portraiture-peregrine-tyam-letter-2657422

Original paper:
https://britishartstudies.ac.uk/issues/26/black-sitters-in-early-modern-british-portraiture/

Art history at PG:
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/subject/5621

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The Surprising Lives of the Women Who Loved Picasso

Why did these ambitious, adventurous women choose to enter into a love affair with the world famous artist?

By Jo Lawson-Tancred

https://news.artnet.com/art-world/women-who-loved-picasso-book-2654784

Cubism at PG:

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/subject/31665

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