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in action on 25 August 1936 in a failed attempt to dynamite a Fascist munitions train
in action on 25 August 1936 in a failed attempt to dynamite a Fascist munitions train
Tate glossary definition for graffiti art: Images or text painted usually onto buildings, using spray paint
paint and other materials to create images on buildings and on the sides of subway trains
This collection features a series of sketches and artworks by Bernard Meninsky which were donated to Tate by his second wife, Nora. The majority of this collection, which features sketches of landscapes, still-life drawings, portrait and profile view sketches of male and female figures, and sketches of the female form, with annotations by the artist, is now available to view online. Further details on this collection are available on the archive catalogue.
reclining female nude Bernard Meninsky 1935 Sketch entitled, ‘A sketch of a boy in train
This series includes sketches and studies of portraits and figures, landscapes, costumes, characters and theatre props. Many of the sketches are annotated by the artist and include notes about the drawings, personal thoughts, lists of words, notes in shorthand, and calculations.
reclining female nude Bernard Meninsky 1935 Sketch entitled, ‘A sketch of a boy in train
Available online are Marie-Louise von Motesiczky’s sketches, sketchbooks, framed items and drawings on canvases. Details of the remainder of the collection can be found on the Archive catalogue.
Motesiczky date not known Sketch titled ‘Three Seated Figures (half-length) on a Train
Be it in a plane, train, sleeper bus, taxi, I spend a lot of time staring out of
This collection features a series of sketches and artworks by Bernard Meninsky which were donated to Tate by his second wife, Nora. The majority of this collection, which features sketches of landscapes, still-life drawings, portrait and profile view sketches of male and female figures, and sketches of the female form, with annotations by the artist, is now available to view online. Further details on this collection are available on the archive catalogue.
reclining female nude Bernard Meninsky 1935 Sketch entitled, ‘A sketch of a boy in train
This series includes sketches and studies of portraits and figures, landscapes, costumes, characters and theatre props. Many of the sketches are annotated by the artist and include notes about the drawings, personal thoughts, lists of words, notes in shorthand, and calculations.
reclining female nude Bernard Meninsky 1935 Sketch entitled, ‘A sketch of a boy in train
Interview: Simon Grant talks to Helen Charash about Eva Hesse
was under three, and I was a little older, five, when my parents left us on this train
Artist page for Richard Cooper Junior (c.1740–c.1814)
Cooper was taught by his father before moving to Paris to train under the engraver