Night Moves Art – Figure Drawing Group

Drawing at The Morgan in NYC

Feb 8th, 2010 by scott

Found this archive for an interesting looking drawing show called “Rome After Raphael” now exhibiting at The Morgan Library & Museum until May 9th in New York City. The show contains around 80 drawings not often displayed due to their fragility, all from around 15-1600.

They also have on display 2 drawings by Andrew Wyeth which I would personally kill to see in person someday. NYC is a long trip for me but it’s been too long since I’ve been back. Need to get the family up there soon.

Posted in Uncategorized

One Response to “Drawing at The Morgan in NYC”

1. on 10 Apr 2010 at 6:15 am1earn $2 per install

   

   Interesting post i totally agree with the comments above. Keep us posting

Leave a Reply

• Sign up for the mailing list
  Email Address *
  

  First Name
  

  Last Name
  

  * = required field

  
  

  powered by MailChimp!

• • Artists

    • Doug Weber
    • J Haley
    • Keith Montgomery
    • Marco
    • Scott Ewen
    • Snarko

  • Books / Resources

    • Art and Fear
    • Bridgman’s
    • Directions / Map
    • Henry Yan’s Figure Drawing
    • Loomis Figure Drawing
    • Sargent Notes
    • Schiele Drawings
    • Smart Flix
    • The Art Spirit

  • Galleries

    • Austin Figurative Gallery
    • Pump project

• Recent Comments

  • metin2 yang on Drawing on Wednesday May 26
  • Wedding Slide Show on Wednesday is the new Tuesday
  • athlean x on Drawing on Wednesday March 31
  • athlean x on Drawing on Wednesday April 7th
  • athlean x on Drawing on Wednesday April 14th

• Scott Ewen | The Open studio

  • September Update
    Just wanted to let everyone one know that I will be showing 3 new figurative paintings at a group show at the Mindful Body Studio at 1708 Houston Street, Austin TX (at Burnet Rd, slightly north of North Loop Blvd) with an opening reception this Thursday night from 5-8. Moment, 24 x 24, oil on […]
  • Springboard, East Side Open Studio Event this Saturday
    This Saturday from 2 – 9 I will be part of a new annual event called “Springboard“. I will be in studio J at the main building and I invite you all down to look and talk. Details below. Hope to see you there! Springboard into art – Visit Austin’s largest studio complexes: Pump Project, […]
  • Trinity River (overpass)
    Trinty River (overpass) 36 x 36 Oil on masonite […]
  • Couple of Drawings
    2 drawings from the past couple of weeks. […]
  • Photo reference
    Great article on the Princeton blog about Degas use of the first hand held camera to create photo reference imagery for his paintings of dancers. I’ve always been fascinated by classical artists use of emerging technology to help them in their work, from Vermeers use of an early camera obscura for capturing accurate perspective to […]
  • Opening at Tripolo Gallery April 17
    3 paintings shipped for the event at Tripolo Gallery which I will be attending this Saturday. untitled 24 x 48 oil on masonite Shell Road 24 x 24 oil on pine board Twice 24 x 30 oil on Canvas […]
  • Wife
    Wife 30″ x 40″ Oil on Canvas I recently finished this painting of my wife Andrea. We’ve been married for 17 years and been together for about 19. With 2 small kids it’s tough to get a chance to be alone that often much less be able to sit down and have her pose for […]
  • Nadja, Thumbnail Composition
    Here’s a quick one based off a quick sketch on an index card I made during a meeting at work. I’ve written about this before but I thought this was another good example of a finished piece based on this process which I wanted to share. The following thumbnail is on a 3 x 5 […]
  • Twins
    New painting completed for an upcoming show here in Austin. All the art will be based on the work of local photographer Aasim Syed and is scheduled to include pieces by Conrad Keely from Trail of the Dead and Yvonne Lambert from The Octopus Project. Should be a fun show and I’m looking forward to […]
  • Studies
    These are 2 of a series of small paintings (12″ x 24″, oil on masonite) I’ve been working on for the past several months, based on charcoal drawings from my weekly figure drawing sessions. […]

• Archives

  • September 2010
  • August 2010
  • July 2010
  • June 2010
  • May 2010
  • April 2010
  • March 2010
  • February 2010
  • January 2010
  • December 2009
  • November 2009
  • October 2009
  • September 2009
  • August 2009
  • July 2009
  • June 2009
  • May 2009
  • April 2009
  • March 2009
  • February 2009
  • January 2009
  • December 2008
  • November 2008
  • October 2008
  • September 2008
  • August 2008