Dein Suchergebnis zum Thema: Trainer

Page 1, railway station platform Page 2, top, house in the countryside Page 2, bottom, railway scene Page 3, street corner, inscribed ‚Mornington Crescent‘ Page 4, street scene with ‚The Boar’s Head‘ Page 5, tree coming into blossom Page 6, three studies of reclining women Page 7, standing woman seen from behind Page 8, standing woman undressing Page 9, several small studies for brothel scenes Page 10, young nude woman with her hands behind her back Page 11, head and shoulders of a soldier in uniform Page 12, street corner with a woman standing waiting Page 13, corner of a …
portrait head of a man with a high collar and four caricatures of heads and study of a train

Reducing air travel through the introduction of a ‚train-first‘ policy for travel

Interview with Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama
She was on a train to stardom, she knew exactly what she wanted to do.

New York, 9 October My dearest Annerl! Guess who’s just arrived, fresh from Europe, virtually fresh from our place!? The telephone rings last night; Heinzl goes over, incomprehensible English; he calls me over, incomprehensible German; finally in French: Pommerance! À demain matin, dix heures, American Express Company! So that’s where I’ve been this morning: greeting the beaming schoolboy with a hearty handshake – or should I say greeting the young rascal? For the only schoolboys who are ever this excited and enthusiastic, curious and carefree, so entirely in their element, are either young rascals or schoolboys on holiday. From the …
I took the elevated train to the German Consulate at South Ferry today and spent

In this episode of Tate’s podcast series Walks of Art, Emma Gannon travels to St Ives to explore the lives and work of artists including Barbara Hepworth, Alfred Wallis and Patrick Heron.
Quite a very large gap between the train and the platform.

Tate glossary definition for Bauhaus: Revolutionary school of art, architecture and design established by the pioneer modern architect Walter Gropius at Weimar in Germany in 1919
Aiming to train ‘the perfect designer’, perhaps the most important of the departments

He looked through and he said, „Not quite, but we’ll train you.“

Artist page for Natalia Goncharova (1881–1962)
the term vschestvo (everythingism) to her work.16 Goncharova and Larionov took a train

A main destination was the Forest of Fontainbleu, an easy train-ride from Paris.

This Audio Arts double issue, originally published as an audio cassette magazine in 1999, includes Sam Taylor-Wood, Tacita Dean, Catherine Yass, Chris Burden, Lillian Vincy and Jane & Louise Wilson.
Special areas of interest have included war and weapons, types of transport (cars, trains