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Lorna May Wadsworth

@lorna_may_

Artist enamoured by Beautiful Boys, Old Masters & Chanel Bags.

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Bowled over by the beauty of this 19th-c study of a late medieval mural of St Maurice (an African martyr and the patron saint of Germany) An extraordinary acquisition currently on display Philip Mould gallery #arthistory

Bowled over by the beauty of this 19th-c study of a late medieval mural of St Maurice (an African martyr and the patron saint of Germany)

An extraordinary acquisition currently on display <a href="/philipmould/">Philip Mould</a> gallery 

#arthistory
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A process video involving a blow torch showing how I made my painting ‘A Salvator Mundi’ within layers of wax on prehistoric bog oak. Currently on show in John Moores Painting Prize at Walker Art Gallery until Feb 25th

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A Salvator Mundi by Lorna May Wadsworth is currently on display as part of #JMPP2023 Walker Art Gallery 🎨 In our catalogue, Wadsworth writes that she seeks to "invert the trope of the dynamic male artist and passive female muse". Take a look at her process of making this painting below!

A Salvator Mundi by <a href="/Lorna_May_/">Lorna May Wadsworth</a> is currently on display as part of #JMPP2023 <a href="/walkergallery/">Walker Art Gallery</a> 🎨

In our catalogue, Wadsworth writes that she seeks to "invert the trope of the dynamic male artist and passive female muse". 

Take a look at her process of making this painting below!
Science girl (@gunsnrosesgirl3) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This perfume bottle was manufactured in 1925 by Parfums de Marcy The Marcy "L'Orange Variee" is presented in a unique packaging consisting of eight individual glass sections that resemble orange segments, nestled within a painted enamel peel. these segments are positioned

This perfume bottle was manufactured in 1925 by Parfums de Marcy

The Marcy "L'Orange Variee"  is presented in a unique packaging consisting of eight individual glass sections that resemble orange segments, nestled within a painted enamel peel. these segments are positioned
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Best names for the @ symbol from various languages: 8. Alpha twirl (Norwegian) 7. Strudel (Hebrew) 6. Cinnamon roll (Swedish) 5. Little duck (Greek) 4. Monkey bracket (German) 3. Meow sign (Finnish) 2. Moon’s ear (Kazakh) 1. The ‘at’ symbol (English, the language of Shakespeare)

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Prints available for all the exhibits in the John Moores Painting Prize, including mine! shop.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/collections/jo…

Prints available for all the exhibits in the John Moores Painting Prize, including mine!   
shop.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/collections/jo…
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Many thanks for all your warm comments about this year’s run of #Fakeorfortune. They are greatly appreciated by the whole team. I’m delighted to say work has now begun on series 12 for next year.

Many thanks for all your warm comments about this year’s run of #Fakeorfortune. They are greatly appreciated by the whole team. I’m delighted to say work has now begun on series 12 for next year.
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She was always THE woman. Looking right at you from 1590: Infanta Catalina Micaela (almost surely), painted by Sofonisba Anguissola (probably). Surely one of the greatest renaissance portraits in any case.

She was always THE woman. Looking right at you from 1590: Infanta Catalina Micaela (almost surely), painted by Sofonisba Anguissola (probably). Surely one of the greatest renaissance portraits in any case.
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Lorna May Wadsworth announces her annual online exhibition 100 paintings, showcasing affordable new works. Read the full article: whyttmagazine.com/all/lorna-may-… #LornaMayWadsworth #art #artandculture #contemporaryart #paintings #popup #uk #london #newyork #londonevents #exhibitions

<a href="/Lorna_May_/">Lorna May Wadsworth</a> announces her annual online exhibition 100 paintings, showcasing affordable new works.

Read the full article: whyttmagazine.com/all/lorna-may-…

#LornaMayWadsworth #art #artandculture #contemporaryart #paintings #popup #uk #london #newyork #londonevents #exhibitions
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Here I am in today’s Metro! Featuring me and my little flat and letting peeps know all about One Hundred Pictures! Launching Sunday 3 Dec at noon!

Here I am in today’s <a href="/MetroUK/">Metro</a>! Featuring me and my little flat and letting peeps know all about One Hundred Pictures! Launching Sunday 3 Dec at noon!
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Today is Maundy Thursday, the day that commemorates the Washing of the Feet and Last Supper of Jesus Christ. Sheffield Cathedral contains #Sheffield-born artist Lorna May Wadsworth’s “A Last Supper: Drawing an Altarpiece”, a charcoal preparatory drawing for her bigger “A Last Supper” painting 👌

Today is Maundy Thursday, the day that commemorates the Washing of the Feet and Last Supper of Jesus Christ. <a href="/sheffcath/">Sheffield Cathedral</a> contains #Sheffield-born artist <a href="/Lorna_May_/">Lorna May Wadsworth</a>’s “A Last Supper: Drawing an Altarpiece”, a charcoal preparatory drawing for her bigger “A Last Supper” painting 👌
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The 12-foot-long oil on aluminium reworking of Leonardo’s Last Supper was painted by Lorna May Wadsworth in 2009 with Jesus represented by black fashion model Tafari Hinds as a way of challenging perceptions and asking people to “look with fresh eyes at something you think you know”

The 12-foot-long oil on aluminium reworking of Leonardo’s Last Supper was painted by <a href="/Lorna_May_/">Lorna May Wadsworth</a> in 2009 with Jesus represented by black fashion model Tafari Hinds as a way of challenging perceptions and asking people to “look with fresh eyes at something you think you know”