Published 07/04/2016
Bridgeman is happy to announce that we have provided various images for a film on Monet and horticultural art:
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EXHIBITION ON SCREEN and Seventh Art Productions presents a film that takes you on a magical journey from the exhibition walls of the Royal Academy of Arts, London to the wonder and beauty of famous artists' gardens across Europe. Leading with Claude Monet, an avid horticulturist and perhaps the most important painter of gardens in art history, Painting the Modern Garden: Monet to Matisse showcases how great artists such as Pisarro, Matisse, Van Gogh and Sargent all viewed the garden as a powerful subject for their works and used it to explore motifs, decorative designs, abstract colours and utopian ideas. With the aid of dedicated curators, artists and garden enthusiasts, this incredible group of Impressionists, Post-Impressionists and avant-garde artists of the early 20th century will unveil the rise of the modern garden in popular culture and its enduring fascination amongst today's public.
"A show that feels as intellectually invigorating as it is visually delightful." - The Times |
Catch it in Cinemas Release Dates: UK - From 12th April 2016 Rest of the World - From 24 May 2016
About EXHIBITION ON SCREEN Tickets for the film can be purchased directly from EXHIBITION ON SCREEN, the company who brings blockbuster art exhibitions from galleries around the world to cinemas. It is a ground-breaking series that lets art lovers worldwide delight in some of history's greatest ever painters on the big screen, in stunning high definition. |
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Bridgeman recently worked with Seventh Art Productions and EXHIBITION ON SCREEN for the remarkable film Renoir: Revered and Reviled, which also used a number of images licensed from our archive.
Images and Licensing Get in touch at uksales@bridgemanimages.com for more information on licensing and clearing copyright. The Bridgeman team would be delighted to help you with your image or footage research, both in our extensive online and offline collections.
See More Watch a Bridgeman Footage clip of Monet painting in his garden in Giverny in 1915.
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