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Winner of the Bridgeman Artist Award 2019, Ken Nwadiogbu is a London-based multidisciplinary artist. His practice incorporates both the hyperreal and the conceptual, implementing a variety of techniques to engage with varying modes of storytelling.
Step into history and witness iconic moments through our latest content partnership with the Reuters Pictures Archive. This collaboration complements and broadens our current offering, adding 1 million more pictures spanning over 100 years, giving you unprecedented access to the images that shaped our world.
Bridgeman Images had the pleasure of meeting Marcello Mencarini, renowned Italian photographer, journalist and videographer for an interview. Through this stimulating conversation, we were able to explore Mencarini's multiple contributions in the world of visual art and media.
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At the turn of the 20th century, a wind of change swept over Italy, shaking the foundations of artistic tradition. This was the era of Futurism, an artistic movement that sought to capture the dynamism and energy of the modern world through art.
The neoclassical aesthetic, that era of artistic and intellectual revival that illuminated the late 18th century in Europe, remains a timeless jewel in the history of art.
Art Nouveau was an exotic, decadent, and ultimately contemporary departure from artistic tradition. Rejecting the tired and outdated historicism associated with classical architecture and design, artists boldly embarked on an artistic revolution to create something new.
The term "ukiyo" refers to the world of people, and "e" means "image." Originally, ukiyo-e depicted the daily life of the residents of Kyoto in the late sixteenth century.
The powerful work of Angèle Etoundi Essamba breaks away from conventional and narrow portrayals of African culture. Her aesthetic denotes a complex vision of contemporary Africa and the empowerment of black women.
To grasp the essence of this artistic movement, it is important to understand the spirit of the era in which it emerged. Pop art is the foundation of an artistic and cultural movement closely connected to the spirit of the 1960s.
Founded in 1848 by English artists Dante Gabriel Rossetti, John Everett Millais, and William Holman Hunt, the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood sparked a revival of the influence of Italian primitives, precursors to Raphael, thus breathing new artistic perspective.