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Celebrates the 21st anniversary of the National Gallery of Australia
Throughout history artists have gained inspiration from others who have preceded them, (examples include: Willem de Kooning�s Woman V � possibly based on Rembrandt�s A Women bathing in a stream; Claude Monet�s Haystacks, midday � possibly influenced by Hokusai�s South Wind, Clear Dawn; Lucian Freud�s After Cezanne � a variation on the theme of Cezanne�s Afternoon in Naples; and Andy Warhol�s Elvis � based on a publicity shot for the film Flaming Star).
noise and the National Gallery of Australia invites young artists to find inspiration in the iconic works of art featured as part of RE|MASTERS Out and About and encourages you to submit a response to the works using any medium or form you wish, be it a poem, a piece of prose, a digital image, an audio file, a video piece - whatever...
THE WORKS
Willem de Kooning
Woman V 1952-53
(view the work)
Eugene von Gu�rard
Ferntree Gully in the Dandenong Ranges 1857
(view the work)
Claude Monet
Meules, milieu du jour [Haystacks, midday] 1890
(view the work)
Henri Matisse
L'Enlevement d'Europe [The abduction of Europa] 1929
(view the work)
Sidney Nolan
Ned Kelly Series 1946-47
(view the work)
Peter Paul Rubens
Self-portrait 1623
(view the work)
Lucian Freud
After C�zanne 1999-2000
(view the work)
Andy Warhol
Elvis 1963
(view the work)
Arthur Streeton
Golden Summer, Eaglemont 1889
(view the work)
Jackson Pollock
Blue Poles Number 11, 1952 1952
(view the work)
Eugene von Gu�rard
North-east view from the northern top of Mount Kosciusko 1863
(view the work)
Proudly supported by Art Indemnity Australia and Australian Air Express. This project was made possible by the Federal Government's national touring exhibitions grant program Visions of Australia. The National Gallery of Australia is an Australian Government Agency.
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