Susie Brown's blog: Manet at The Royal Academy of arts

Here are some of my images from college.

I have been lucky enough to returned to education as a mature student to study fabric design. In the past have made my own clothes, knitted garments and altered clothes to make them up to date or look different. Always taken an interest in fashion, fabric and the construction of garments. Also attended a jewellery design and making course working in silver and gold and still wearing some of my pieces today but gave most of them away as presents ! Spent alot of time restoring old furniture for my home instead of buying new and had some unique stuff !!

Wednesday, 20 March 2013

Manet at The Royal Academy of arts

The Royal Academy of Arts.

Queueing to get a ticket for the Manet exhibition

A very busy exhibition

A photograph of the ceiling in the Royal Academy.

Another photograph of the ceiling inside the entrance hall
at the Royal Academy.

On the way into the exhibition.

The Manet exhibition was absolutely wonderful. Manet's paintings are so beautiful his use of light around the face and the soft colours in the background. His paintings were hung on a very dark grey walls which brought out the best light and colour in his paintings. In another part of the exhibition the walls are painted a dark bottle green which also enhanced his paintings and the stunning frames his paintings were encased in. The exhibition was so busy it was difficult to get to see each individual painting but with a bit of patience and a bit of pushing and shoving I managed to see them all. It's an exhibition I would recommend to everybody to go and see, as the standard of his art is magnificent. Below I have managed too source images of the Manet exhibition for my blog.