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I love Lucifer. Very Majestic. ❤️
Depictions of Lucifer in paintings
— via AcademiaAesthe1 on X/Twitter
I went to Sydney for Alphonse Mucha
by: Icie
One thing to know about me, I was an interior design major back in my home country. I absolutely sucked at it, but I fell in love with Art History. In that minor, our professors taught us about different art styles through the ages and bit by bit I saw the progress of art through the ages. I loved the OG Gothic Style, Romanesque, was disillusioned with Baroque and Rococo from the west... It was too Western focused and it didn't interest me as much (because I was an Asian kid) until we got towards the end of the 19th century where the grandparents of weebs (of which I am a part of) hailed from and Japonisme was a thing. Japonisme inspired so much beautiful art and it triggered a domino effect that ultimately led to Art Nouveau where Alphonse Mucha was a main character.
This was it. My favourite art style! I can never go back to loving other art styles after discovering Art Nouveau. It spoke to me about how feminine it was and it awakened something from my mostly masculine soul. I wanted to see more of these beautiful girls surrounded by flowers and stars, wearing kimono-inspired clothes in pretty pastels. The macaroni hair only added to the romanticism of it all. This is what love is like, but in art form!
Fast forward to 2024, The Mucha Foundation collaborated with the Art Gallery of New South Wales to host over 200 of this master's works which was "the most comprehensive exhibition ever seen in Australia of this visionary artist's work". I had to see it. I needed to see it! I am a big fan of Mucha and Art Nouveau, and one of my dreams was to go to Paris, Brussels, and Prague for all of the beautiful swirly-whirlies. Being a Brisbanite, I was exited. Please come to my city! Please, please, please! But AGNSW said "sorry, it's exclusive to Sydney."
Dammit. It's off to Sydney I go. I donned my Sailor Moon dress, packed my bag for a 3 day trip with my partner just so I could see this legend's works and boy, I was not disappointed. I learned to love Mucha and his works even more. We landed in Sydney, didn't check in our hotel, and went straight to the main quest:
Outside, they had this big banner of Mucha's name. Inside was this glorious area that showcased Summer (left) and Rose (right). Oh wait, the exhibit is next door. So we went to the more modern building, down two floors, bought tickets, and enjoyed the art.
In the newer building next door, I was treated to pre-art nouveau Mucha. We learned about what his life was like before his popularity. He designed some clothes for a theatre, hung out with everyone's buddy Paul Gaugin, Ludek Marold and Annah the Javanese. The tour guide said, "if he wasn't a painter, he would've been a great photographer".
Then we were treated to the meat of the exhibit: the Sarah Bernhardt stuff, his lithographs, his sketches, but what struck me most were his concept art to reality. (Excuse my phone's shadow. For some reason, AGNSW decided to put these works on a 45° angle under bright lights. The girl beside me even said "fucking glare!" and I wholeheartedly agreed.)
We were treated to so many wonderful works and I cried when I saw parts of Le Pater. I'm an atheist but this made me think that maybe there is a god. Maybe. But still, beautiful artwork that left me speechless.
I got to stand next to my favourite work of his: White Star. Joy!
At the end of the exhibit, the tour guide talked about how Mucha who was somewhat influenced by Japan, now influenced Japan. Now we come full circle with anime and manga characters depicted in art nouveau styled paintings and posters. Oh boy, we had our Lord Yoshitaka Amano's works in the gallery as well. I was so lucky to see works of my two favourite artists in one day!
It was almost 2PM by the time we finished the tour. We spent at least 4 hours in the gallery after landing just because I fangirled and was willing to spend money on Mucha. Yeah, I bought stuff. A reproduction of Alphonse Mucha's original "Documents Decoratifs" which focused more on his industrial design work (jewellery, cutlery, furniture etc) which I rarely see on the internet, a set of badges and make-up from Japanese brand MilleFée.
I went to Sydney for Alphonse Mucha and it was worth it. I end this rabid fangirling with the parting words of the Art Gallery of New South Wales' tour guide: Mucha's style has never been as well loved and as well represented as it is in Japan.
The Virgin Suicides 1999 Sofia Coppola ⋆.ೃ࿔*:･ Ophelia 1852 Sir John Everett Millais
Why does he look like a clone trooper? 🤣
Lucifer (1890) by Franz Stuck.
The Toilet of Venus, 1751 François Boucher
Venus restringiendo a Cupido, 1762 François Boucher
• Una de las óperas más hermosas del mundo es sin duda la ópera real de Versalles. Es el teatro y ópera principal del Palacio de Versalles, en Francia. Diseñado por Ange-Jacques Gabriel y con una decoración de interiores de Augustin Pajou, la ópera fue construida totalmente de madera y pintada para parecer mármol con una técnica conocida como falso mármol.
• Panorámica dónde se encuentra en Francia 👆 (Europa), el Palacio de Versailles.
• El edificio está ubicado en el extremo norte del ala de los nobles. El acceso del público general al teatro es a través del vestíbulo de dos pisos. Algunas partes de la ópera, tales como los aposentos del rey, representan una de las primeras expresiones de lo que se convertiría en el «estilo Luis XVI»
• El Persée de Jean-Baptiste Lully —escrita en 1682, el año en que Luis XIV se mudó al palacio— inauguró la ópera el 16 de mayo de 1770 en celebración del matrimonio del delfín —el futuro Luis XVI— con María Antonieta.
• La ópera real puede servir tanto como un teatro para ópera, piezas teatrales u orquesta (con una capacidad para 712 personas), así como una salle des festins, cuando el piso del nivel de la orquesta del auditorio puede ser alzado al nivel del escenario. En estas ocasiones, la ópera tiene una capacidad para 1.200 personas.
🎷🎼🎻𝅘𝅥𝅰𝅘𝅥𝅮🎺♫
Vídeo por Antoine.
Música del vídeo, Max Richter - Las nuevas cuatro estaciones - Vivaldi recompuesto: primavera 1.
*throws this into the void and scampers away*