Eg Skejten, Elizabeth Tyler 1985 Fuglsang Kunstmuseum One of the advantages of becoming older is that you also, in very a small way, become part of history. Having works included in the collection of an art museum is a great privilege because, when they have been there long enough, they too become history – art history.
A painting of mine which was sold to a museum in 1985 is now one of the works on show at the Fuglsang Art Museum, Lolland Denmark. The exhibition is called “Cross Section – 100 years of artists subjects.”
In Danish:
"Tværsnit - kunstnermotiver gennem 100 år"
I am grateful to the museum's curator Connie Hansen for sending me this photo. I didn’t have a photograph of it myself but I did remember working on the painting, being inspired by all the colours created by the winter sunlight and thinking - a tree trunk doesn't really have to be brown.......
More info about the exhibition here: Fuglsang Art Museum
In Danish:
"Tværsnit - kunstnermotiver gennem 100 år"
I am grateful to the museum's curator Connie Hansen for sending me this photo. I didn’t have a photograph of it myself but I did remember working on the painting, being inspired by all the colours created by the winter sunlight and thinking - a tree trunk doesn't really have to be brown.......
More info about the exhibition here: Fuglsang Art Museum
Very cool painting of a tree!
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