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Somerset House and The Courtauld announce new Lates Series - Morgan Stanley Lates at Somerset House with The Courtauld

Press release, 2 March 2022...

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One of the most important collections of paintings by Edvard Munch shown in the UK for the first time for major exhibition at The Courtauld Gallery

Press release, 26 May 2022...

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two students in the library

Careers & alumni

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a painting by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, depicting a lively scene at a French cabaret. The central figure is a performer, dressed in a vibrant yellow blouse with ruffled sleeves and dark green pants, with one hand resting casually in their pocket. The performer's face is pale with bold red lips, and they wear a distinctive yellow hat adorned with a white feather. In the background, other figures, likely patrons of the cabaret, engage in conversation. The scene is set against a richly detailed backdrop that suggests the interior of a bustling entertainment venue, likely the Moulin Rouge or a similar location, common in Toulouse-Lautrec's work. The artist's use of bold colors and expressive brushstrokes captures the vibrant energy of Parisian nightlife during the late 19th century.

The Courtauld Gallery announces 2025 exhibition programme

5 Sep 2024

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Art, Experience, and the Psychology of Perception: Milestones of Curating European Modernism

Focusing on the display of European modernism in exhibitions dating from the late nineteenth to the early twenty-first centuries, this pioneering series of lectures will explore the link between curating and the psychology of perception. ...

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Art, Experience, and the Psychology of Perception: Milestones of Curating European Modernism

On campus: Tuesday 29 April – Tuesday 27 May 2025; Online: Wednesday 7 May – Wednesday 4 June 2025 | £95

Focusing on the display of European modernism in exhibitions dating from the late nineteenth to the early twenty-first centuries, this pioneering series of lectures will explore the link between curating and the psychology of perception. ...

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A drawing of an old woman dressed in a long, full dress, playing the guitar. She is levitated above another woman who sits on the floor, with a bowl in front of her. The inscription 'cantor y bailer' is seen beneath the drawings.

Cantar y bailar (Singing and Dancing)

Francisco de Goya

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A drawing of a woman sitting up in bed behind a pullback curtain, cradling her tightly swaddled child. She gazes directly out to the viewer.

Saskia Sitting Up In Bed, Holding a Child

Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn

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Footed dish with Diana and Actaeon changed into a Stag, Casteldurante, probably workshop of Ludovico and Angelo Picchi, about 1550-60

Footed dish with Diana and Actaeon changed into a Stag

Probably the workshop of Ludovico and Angelo Picchi

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A golden, rounded bowl with a flat lid. Highly detailed engraving covers the entire bowl in traditional Islamic patterns.

Box

Mahmud al-Kurdi (Master Mahmud the Kurd), Northwest Iran or Turkey, Late 15th century

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A white bust of Mette, Paul Gauguin’s Danish wife on a plinth

Portrait of Mette Gauguin

Paul Gauguin

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This gothic ivory contrasts the tenderness of the Virgin Mary holding the Child with the anguish of the Crucifixion. When the diptych is opened, Mary appears to look directly at her son on the cross

Diptych with the Virgin and Child and the Crucifixion

Paris, 1325-50

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