May 23, 2025
Molly House (2023) by Pablo Bronstein
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Molly House (2023) by Pablo Bronstein
Pablo Bronstein, Proposal for a piazza in Turin, 2006 VS Hans Dieter Schaal and Frank Hess, Roma Arch-Collages, 1977
World of Interiors | Tim Beddow | Pablo Bronstein
Molly House, by Pablo Bronstein, 2023. Image above comes from Artnet.
These next two are from photos I took when I visited Tate Britain Dec. '24. Had to zoom in on St. Sebastian and the eggplant and share the info. that was displayed with the piece.
“He has chosen, rather anachronistically, to depict molly houses as something out and proud. Rather than a typical, discreet Georgian facade, you have an extraordinarily flamboyant Baroque building that is filled with imagery that is offering something of a ‘greatest hits’ of erotic art, from Saint Sebastian to Eros.” Tate Britain director Alex Farquharson, quoted in Holly Black's May 23, 2024 Artnet piece "Tate Britain Has Re-Hung Its Collection to Better Represent the U.K.’s Past. Here Are 5 Must-See Works That Reflect the Change."
Pablo Bronstein, A Guide to Postmodern Architecture in London, 2008
Pablo Bronstein: European building from the 1990's subsequently redecorated and abandoned (2014)
Ink and watercolour
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