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Peter Moran, (Spring), ca. 1880-1890, etching on paper mounted on paperboard, plate: 4 1⁄8 x 6 1⁄4 in. (10.5 x 15.9 cm), Smithsonian American Art Museum, Transfer from the National Museum of American History, Division of Graphic Arts, Smithsonian Institution, 1973.122.48
Drawings of Horses
Sawrey Gilpin, Sketch of a Horse, Yale Center for British Art.
Robert Bevan, Sketch of a Horse, Yale Center for British Art.
Peter Moran, Horse, Fort Stanton, New Mexico, 1841-1914, Metropolitan Museum of Art.
(Picture source for Sketch of a Horse (Gilpin), Sketch of a Horse (Bevan), and Horse, Fort Stanton, New Mexico)
QUARANZINE #44: Sick World / Philip Guston
QUARANZINE #44: Sick World/Philip Guston, with support text from Michael Peirson, Rachel Allen, Jennifer Justice, Michael Dola, and Peter Moran. For this issue I presented a comparison of two images and let others provide commentary so that the text could become something I couldn't have made on my own. This was a fun strategy and one that I might return to in the future. And there may be a lot of time to try new things if some people continue to not bother with social distancing.
Adventures of a Private Eye | Stanley A. Long | 1977
Pogo Patterson! Peter Moran (AKA Peter Emmett), Christopher Neil, Angela Scoular
Peter Moran
New Mexico (1881)
Peter Moran's Dublin Miniatures
Composer and ICC member Peter Moran has created a series of piano miniatures directly inspired by different areas of Dublin, from the historic/modern mix of the Docklands, to the 6th century bridge and graveyard of Glasnevin.
"In April 2012 I was awarded an Irish Arts Council Music Bursary to produce a new collection of piano music. Part of this collection is the creation a book of piano miniatures, written for the concert hall but simple enough to be performed by children or amateurs. Each miniature was composed in a different part of Dublin City and each one is accompanied by photographs of the location where it was written. Having lived abroad for a number of years, this project is a personal journey for me, using my music to reconnect with my home city."
Find out more here: www.petermoranmusic.com/dublinminiatures.html
