Artful Dodgers
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Art History from an Artist perspective.Two professional Artists, Francisco Centofanti and George Dawnay, look at famous Artists and Art and discuss their lives and processes."We Love Art and hope to share that love with you through a conversation about amazing Art from the past and present day"Francisco Centofantihttps://franciscocentofantiart.com/George Dawnayhttps://www.georgedawnay.com/
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The podcast covers various artistic movements and individual artists, delving into the significance of specific pieces and their historical context. Topics include Rococo art as seen in episodes discussing Flora Yukhnovich's 'Le Mercredi, on s’habille en rose', the Italian artistry of Antonio Mancini in 'After the Duel', Japanese woodblock prints from Utagawa Hiroshige's 'The Fifty-three Stations of the Tōkaidō', and Camille Corot's 'The Evening Star', offering listeners a deep appreciation for each artwork and its impact.
Art History from an Artist perspective.
Two professional Artists, Francisco Centofanti and George Dawnay, look at famous Artists and Art and discuss their lives and processes.
“We Love Art and hope to share that love with you through a conversation about amazing Art from the past and present day”
Francisco Centofanti
https://franciscocentofantiart.com/
George Dawnay
In this episode we discuss 'After the Duel' in Italian 'Dopo il Duello' by 19th Century Artist Antonio Mancini
Link to painting – https://www.gamtorino.it/it/archivio-catalogo/dopo-il-duello/
Apologies, we had to take down the second link however you can find a lot of Mancini's work online.
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