Notes On A Painting Notes On A Painting

Notes On A Painting is a podcast by artists Olivia Kemp and Mark Connolly. Together each week we will discuss a painting that one of us has chosen and researched. Our choices of paintings will reflect where our tastes differ and overlap across the history of art. In episode ten, we look at the Katsukawa Shuntei’s work, Tomoe Gozen fighting Musashi Saburō Arikuni, 1815-20.

Notes On A Painting is a podcast by artists Olivia Kemp and Mark Connolly. Together each week we will discuss a painting that one of us has chosen and researched. Our choices of paintings will reflect where our tastes differ and overlap across the history of art. In episode nine, we look at John Constable’s work, The Leaping Horse (full-scale study), 1825.

Notes On A Painting is a podcast by artists Olivia Kemp and Mark Connolly. Together each week we will discuss a painting that one of us has chosen and researched. Our choices of paintings will reflect where our tastes differ and overlap across the history of art. In episode eight, we look at William Blake’s, The Virgin and Child in Egypt, 1810.

Notes On A Painting is a podcast by artists Olivia Kemp and Mark Connolly. Together each week we will discuss a painting that one of us has chosen and researched. Our choices of paintings will reflect where our tastes differ and overlap across the history of art. In episode seven, we look at a Mughal Miniature painting, a study of birds by an unknown artist of the Murshidabad School, 1750.

Notes On A Painting is a podcast by artists Olivia Kemp and Mark Connolly. Together each week we will discuss a painting that one of us has chosen and researched. Our choices of paintings will reflect where our tastes differ and overlap across the history of art. In episode six, we look at the Altarpiece of Saint George, The Altarpiece of the Centenar de Ploma, which is tentatively attributed to Andrés Marçal de Sas, 1420-25.

Notes On A Painting is a podcast by artists Olivia Kemp and Mark Connolly. Together each week we will discuss a painting that one of us has chosen and researched. Our choices of paintings will reflect where our tastes differ and overlap across the history of art. In episode five, we look at Peter Paul Rubens work, A View of Het Steen in the Early Morning, 1636.