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Tinted Venus - Painted Aphrodite - Coloring the Past (72)

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The Tinted Venus by John Gibson,1862, Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool

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Many sculptural works from the ancient world were once beautifully colored. This is an excerpt of my gallery talk "Coloring the Past" in the Art Institute of Chicago from March 9, 2017. Here we discuss the original polychromy of the famous Aphrodite of Knidos by Praxiteles and the 1862 Tinted Venus by English sculptor John Gibson. This recording comes complete with all the juicy, unscripted, live-action museum gallery accents of noisy kids, beeping proximity alarms, and echoing reverb. Please forgive the poor sound quality.

Gallery Talk: Coloring the Past (American Sign Language-interpreted)
Art Institute of Chicago
March 9, 2017
"How does our modern lens shape the way we see ancient works of art? Explore the use, meaning, and manufacture of color in ancient art with museum educator Lucas Livingston. This gallery talk will be interpreted in American Sign Language."

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John Gibson (1790-1866)
The Tinted Venus, 1862
Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool
Photo by ketrin1407, 19 July 2012

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The Tinted Venus by John Gibson,1862, Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool

ancientartpodcast.org/72

Many sculptural works from the ancient world were once beautifully colored. This is an excerpt of my gallery talk "Coloring the Past" in the Art Institute of Chicago from March 9, 2017. Here we discuss the original polychromy of the famous Aphrodite of Knidos by Praxiteles and the 1862 Tinted Venus by English sculptor John Gibson. This recording comes complete with all the juicy, unscripted, live-action museum gallery accents of noisy kids, beeping proximity alarms, and echoing reverb. Please forgive the poor sound quality.

Gallery Talk: Coloring the Past (American Sign Language-interpreted)
Art Institute of Chicago
March 9, 2017
"How does our modern lens shape the way we see ancient works of art? Explore the use, meaning, and manufacture of color in ancient art with museum educator Lucas Livingston. This gallery talk will be interpreted in American Sign Language."

Image:
John Gibson (1790-1866)
The Tinted Venus, 1862
Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool
Photo by ketrin1407, 19 July 2012

Connect:
itunes.com/podcast?id=205535627
ancientartpodcast.org/feedback
info@ancientartpodcast.org
facebook.com/ancientartpodcast
youtube.com/SCARABsolutions
twitter.com/lucaslivingston

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