Christoffer W. Eckersberg by Kasper Monrad

Then, the first occasions where the general public was able to form a compre. The presentations of the two series described in the above marked, Series of just under 50 paintings, all of them showing motifs from Brazil. Over the course of 2009 and the beginning of 2010 he executed a The agreement to stage anĮxhibition clearly proved an incentive to the artist, heralding a period of inten. This time, he would work with acrylics on canvas. Series as a finished project and embarked on an entirely new series of paintings. Ment on staging an exhibition in Copenhagen, Dylan regarded The Drawn Blank Lished contact with Bob Dylan through his manager and entered into an agree. In the autumn of 2008, when the National Gallery of Denmark estab. That this exhibition served to strengthen the artist’s desire to further explore Rs from the same series at a London gallery the following year.3 It would seem Public and was followed by an exhibition of a different selection of watercolou. The exhibition in Chemnitz met with great interest from the general Years, but as he had largely kept this interest to himself, only few knew about He had been painting concurrently with his musical career for several

Not, however, to say that painting was an entirely new aspect of his artistic en-ĭeavours. When Bob Dylan presented a large selection of watercolours from The Drawnīlank Series1 at the art museum in Chemnitz, Germany, in 2007, this marked theįirst occasion on which he made a public appearance as a visual artist.2 This is Morten Sørensen, Mikkel Thomsen og Jørgen Trolle National Gallery of Denmark John ElderfieldĮducation: Ulla Norton Kierkgaard 58 The PaintingsĮxhibition coordinator: Lene Christiansen 28 The Brazil SeriesĬonservation: Karen-Marie Henriksen og Anja Scocozza Kasper MonradĪrt handling: Erik Kjærby Jensen, Mogens Kristiansen, ISBN 978-87-9 Danish version An introduction © 2010 Statens Museum for Kunst / National Gallery of Denmark Reproduction, printing and binding: Narayana Press, Odder, Denmarkįont: Yoga. Monrad’s articles in English: James Manley 6 Preface

Christoffer W. Eckersberg by Kasper Monrad