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HALF-LIFE: "PLATE: I" // 2017 GLENN BROWN aft. REMBRANDT [etching w/ plate tone on paper | 755 x 554 mm.]
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jareckiworld · 2 years
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Glenn Brown — The End (for Ian Curtis)   [oil on canvas mounted on board, 1996]
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Glenn Brown
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topcat77 · 27 days
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Glenn Brown
b. 1966
Led Zeppelin
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thunderstruck9 · 2 years
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Glenn Brown (British, b. 1966), Cathedral Gin (after Castiglione), 2020. Oil and acrylic on panel, 132 x 95 cm.
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Milestone Monday
On this day, September 18, in 1793, George Washington laid the cornerstone of the United States Capitol Building. He was aided by eight Freemasons dressed in full masonic regalia marking the beginning of a period of construction that lasted seven years and the dawning of the growth of the nation. In 1792, Thomas Jefferson put out a call for architectural design submissions for the Capitol Building and was won over by a late entry from amateur architect William Thornton. Thornton’s design was officially approved in April of 1793, with the caveat that French architect Stephen Hallet would review and modify his plans as needed.
Architect Glenn Brown (1854-1932) explored the history and design of the Capitol Building in his book History of the United States Capitol, published in two volumes by the Government Publishing Office from 1900-1903. For a decade, Brown worked with numerous institutions and organizations to gather plans, illustrations, and the history of the building through architecture and interior design. He highlights that the importance of the building’s merit is not just in its construction and completeness, but its aspirations. Historian Charles Moore, secretary to Michigan Senator James McMillan, writes in the introduction, “[T]he Capitol is not a creation, but a growth, and its highest value lies in the fact that it never was, and it never will be, finished.”
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– Jenna, Special Collections Graduate Intern
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terminusantequem · 1 year
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Glenn Brown (British, b. 1966), World Without End, 1994. Oil on canvas, 51 x 40.2 cm
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psikonauti · 2 years
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Glenn Brown (British, b. 1966)
Half-Life #2 (after Rembrandt), 2017
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mybluewindow · 7 months
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Glenn Brown - Plate 1, from Half-Life (after Rembrandt), 2017
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#repost @glennbrownofficial Glenn Brown (United Kingdom, 1966-). First image is Anaesthesia, 2001, oil on panel, 105.5 x 83 cm. Second image is Special Needs, 2002, oil on panel, 103.5 x 85cm (oval). I appreciate this canine representation in Brown's work. Thanks to @themoderndogpainter for the tip.
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Glenn Brown
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Glenn Brown (British b. 1966), Led Zeppelin, 2005. Oil on panel, 122.5 x 86 cm. | 48¼ x 33⅞ in.
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jareckiworld · 4 months
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Glenn Brown — Everyone Sang (for Ian Curtis, after Chris Foss) oil and canvas, mounted on board, 1996.
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Glenn Brown
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topcat77 · 11 months
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Glenn Brown
World Without End
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thunderstruck9 · 2 years
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Glenn Brown (British, 1966), Jesus; The Living Dead (after ‘Jupiter Cloudscape’ 1982 by Adolf Schaller), 1997-98. Oil on canvas, 220 x 326.3 cm.
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