An exploration of how music and musicians are linked to works at the Clark Art Institute. We’ll explore a variety of works from various vantage points: the artists who produced the works, the biographical/historical details behind the art, how the Clark came to acquire the works. Examples of works that may be featured include Alma-Tadema’s Model D Pianoforte and Stools (as seen above), Memling’s Canon Giles Joye, Gainsborough’s Elizabeth and Thomas Linley, Gemito’s Portrait of Giuseppe Verdi, Carpeaux’s Portrait of Charles Gounod, Haudebourt-Lescot’s The Wedding Trip, Navez’s Musical Group, Renoir’s A Box at the Theatre (At the Concert), Madrazo’s Reverie …
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