MEADOWS MUSEUM Dallas, Texas |
The types of art work exhibited are divided into these galleries :
Gothic and Renaissance Painting
Early Naturalism and Baroque Painting
The Age of Enlightenment
Romanticism and Realism
Modern and Contemporary
The Travelling Toe must admit that the modern and contemporary works were not as enjoyable as several other paintings that we viewed. But each person decides what is speaking to them and how much they enjoy viewing it - which is what makes art so interesting and intriguing.
In the gallery devoted to The Age of Enlightenment, are several lovely paintings but one in particular was of interest to the Travelling Toe. It was painted by Antonio Joli De Dipi (1700-1777), titled:
View of the Royal Palace of Aranjuez from the Northeast with
King Ferdinand VI of Spain and Queen Maria Barbara of Braganca
Antonio Joli De Dipi (this copy does not do it justice) |
Pablo Picasso 11 Miniature Drawings (this copy does do it justice) |
This exhibit is on through August 2nd. If this would interest you, The Travelling Toe would suggest that you attend during the day or in off hours of that horrible gridlock traffic . The admission fee is $8.00 for an senior adult. Also as you tour the exhibit, there are convenient places to sit, rest your weary toes and absorb the beauty around you.
Go - enjoy!
The Abello Collection |
Meadows Museum
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