Leonardo Da Vinci, A Life in Drawing Exhbition
Leonardo Da Vinci, Following a visit to the Bristol Leonard Da Vinci exhibition we had a half price entry to the gallery, so we decided to visit the Leonardo Da Vinci and David Nash exhibitions at the same time. As we were not allwed to take photos, as to preserve the collection, I have found a selection of images I remembered and inserted digital versions. This exhibition was very interesting as you get the see the workings of a classic, incredible artist. And the exhibition just shows the vast skills Da Vinci had, with only approximately 12 pieces of work per show.
David Nash, Sculprure through the seasons
In this exhibition there was a wide range of pieces in a varity of scales and mediums. There was two that really caught my eye and made me take photographs.
This piece had a very promenant smell and was very large in scale, this was one of the pieces that stood out th emost to me nad the overall structure was something that i felt was notable. There was also a second smaller sculpture on the corner of the room behind the wortks however thos one was less impressive and I did not enjoy it as much.
This piece by David Nash was opposite end of the room to Cork Spire. The colours of the piece was so outstanding that it really drew my attention. The colour of the piece was made from the pigment of the changing oak leves in the seasons. This again was a concept I enjoyed, and leads this to be my favourite piece from the exhibition.
Alexandra Fine Art 