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Victoria and Albert Museum
I've already published three posts about this museum. But Buddhism, Constable's and Turner's paintings and Victorian art gallery are only small snippets of what you can see there. Of course, the best thing to do is to explore all its sections, depending on your interests. However, in this post I'd like to present some of the most unexpected pieces of art in the museum collection. They are scattered all over ...
I continue the story of Victoria and Albert Museum with the Victorian art gallery. There are four or five rooms with paintings, although you can see many of them all over the museum. I dedicated my previous post to the room with paintings by Constable and Turner.
However, in two rooms, the paintings are presented the way Victorian art gallery used to be, with as many paintings as possible on the wall. ...
Landscapes in Victoria and Albert Museum is one more part of this cultural institution that I would like to present. I wrote about Buddhism and images of Buddha in my previous post. However, a part of the museum with paintings is also very interesting and, although not as big as the National Gallery, it's fascinating.
You can see the paintings by two of the most prominent 19th century British painters - ...
After National History Museum, I decided to visit Victoria and Albert Museum, to see the images of Buddha. These two institutions are next to each other in South Kensington. I haven't been there for a long time, my last visit was probably 10 years ago.
The Victoria and Albert Museum is the world's largest museum of applied arts, decorative arts and design. It's in the current building since 1909. But, ...
