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Get your high culture on with Exhibition on Screen: Klimt and the Kiss, a powerful, passionate film about the story behind on of the world's most famous paintings.
You'll recognise the painting, but how much do you really know about The Kiss?
Delve a little deeper with Exhbition On Screen: Klimt and The Kiss, on sale now.
Back by popular demand: get up close and personal with some of the greatest paintings of all time with Vermeer: The Greatest Exhibition.
Can't make it to the Rijksmuseum? This weekend, get a private view of the largest Vermeer exhibition ever held - from the comfort of your seat at Regent Street Cinema!
Art in Cinema: Van Gogh & Japan #exhibitiononscreen #art #cinema #vangogh #kunst #movie #sunday #zug #switzerland #schweiz #film #seventhart #seventhartstudio #seventhartcinema (at Zuger Kinos) https://www.instagram.com/p/B6FwqGInJhH/?igshid=lhfmglxlzl7f
Young Picasso: A psychological autopsy in brilliance (Review)
Young Picasso: A psychological autopsy in brilliance (Review) #exhibitiononscreen #youngpicasso #art
Young Picasso is the “latest cinematic immersion into the world’s best loved art, accompanied by insights from the world’s leading historians and arts critics.” It’s a psychological autopsy of one of the most brilliant visual artists in modern times.
Director, Phil Grabsky plots the life of Pablo Picasso as he draws on the sophisticated expertise and vast collection of Picasso’s works and…
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Paul Cézanne painted 26 self-portraits and 29 portraits of his presumably very patient wife - but an exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery is the first to focus just on his portraiture. Hear from curators and experts and see the works up close in our one-night-only screening of Cézanne Portraits of a Life on 23 January. Get your tickets now.