Mystical Landscapes Exhibit

Dear Reader,

A while ago, I got to attend the Mystical Landscapes Art Exhibit. My friends and I all went to this exhibit and fawned over the artwork there. I will say, that I did (almost) tear up as its been a dream of mine to see Claude Oscar Monet’s work. When I finally got to see it I was honestly over the moon. One of my friends said that I looked as if I could implode from happiness! It was a good day, to say the least. Anyways, here are all of my favourite paintings done by the artists we got to see!

– Claude Oscar Monet –

Rouen Cathedral, The Portal and The Tour D’Albane Morning Effect (1893)

Rouen Cathedral, The Portal, Gray Weather (1892)

Stacks of Wheat Sunset Zoom Effect (1890)

Grainstack Sunset (1891)

Poplars (1891)

– Vincent Van Gogh –

– Charles Marie-Dulac –

jesu corona sanctorum omnium, jesu sapientia aeterna 1894

jesu puritas virginium, jesu lux vera 1894

jesu sol justitiae 1894

the canticle of creatures

– Eugène Jansson –

– Wenzel Hablik –

Crystal Castle at Sea (1914)

– James Mcneil Whistler –

Nocturne: Blue and Silver Cremorne Lights (1872 – 1878)

– Edvard Munch –

The Sun (1910 – 1913)

– Emily Carr –

Trees in Sky (1939)

Forest, British Columbia (1931)

Sea and Sky (1933)

Sky (1935 – 1936)

Overhead (1935 – 1936)

– Gustaf Fjaestad –

Winter Moonlight (1895)

– Henri le Sidaner –

The White Garden at Dusk (1912)

Honourable Mentions:

Paul Nash, Félix Vallotton, Lawren S. Harris, Ferdinand Hodler, Frederick H. Varley and Maurice Chabas.

Little Moments:

• an elderly lady and I started discussing of Whistler’s work, and , later on, looked at Carr’s work with her friend
• another elderly lady and I started to discuss of Jannson’s painting and what we thought about it
• went up five floors and down on stairs of art… twice (my legs kill me)
• walking to curry’s next door to the gallery
• got to tick off an item off my bucket list: getting to see one of Claude actual Monet’s work
• next item: see The Japanese Bridge by Claude Monet, and Starry Night by Vincent Van Gogh

Dear Reader, I hope you enjoyed this post!

samsta<3