
Dr Lizzie Marx
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Curator of Dutch and Flemish Art @NGIreland | Trustee @wienerlibrary | Insta: Lizzie.S.Marx.
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04-04-2012 17:54:44
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So glad I got to see the ambitious and unexpectedly moving #TurningHeads exhibition National Gallery of Ireland before it finishes next weekend. All humanity is on show here, in its beauty, intensity and frivolity. Some favourites here:


Join me online on Tuesday 28 May to discuss Tracy Chevalierâs Girl with a Pearl Earring at Cambridge University Libraryâs Really Popular Book Club. Thereâs still time to get reading! lib.cam.ac.uk/bookclub

Today in National Gallery of Irelandâs brilliant Turning Heads exhibition, I saw so many old favourites âin the fleshâ including this exuberant smoker & the work of someone new to me - Michaelina Wautier (d. 1689) - for the first time. 4 days left! If in Dublin, go if you can.




A research project between the National Gallery of Ireland and the Mauritshuis has used conservation, art-historical and scientific analysis to confirm the status of a painting in the Dublin collection as a fragment from an ambitious composition by Paulus Potter. âĄïž bit.ly/tbmJuly


Paulus Potter also painted grand mythological scenes! So we discovered while studying our Head of a White Bull National Gallery of Ireland, now firmly attributed to the artist, and identified as a fragment of the Abduction of Europa. Find out more in the Burlington Magazine.


In her essay âPicturing Scent: The Tale of a Beached Whaleâ, Dr Lizzie Marx follows a âwhale-trailâ across history to discover the olfactory paradoxes of the Dutch Golden Age: publicdomainreview.org/essay/picturinâŠ


Today I saw Rembrandtâs 1635-37 drawings of women teaching babies to walk at British Museum. Theyâre some of my favourite depictions of pudding caps! You can really feel the tenderness and care. I also fell in love with Adriaen van Ostadeâs 1672 depiction of a woman sewing



Rachel Ruysch: Nature into Art will be on at Toledo Museum of Art in Spring 2025, and at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston in Fall 2025. Pictured: Installation view of Ruysch's Vase of Flowers with an Ear of Corn, held at the National Gallery of Ireland. Read about it in Lizzie Marx's guest post, artherstory.net/rachel-ruyschsâŠ


Rachel Ruysch on tour đđ» Dr Lizzie Marx