Sometimes it is necessary to take a break from painting and go out and enjoy some fabulous art. I was lucky enough to tag along on my hubby's work trip to London last week. We spent our first 2 days in relaxing Bath, UK. Then it was full on art galleries for 3 days in London. I managed to get to the Mall Galleries, the Royal Academy of Art, the National Gallery, the Portrait Gallery and the Tate Modern. I think my step count on the ol' fit bit was over 22000 steps most days. Ah... but it was artsy heaven. Below are some pics and captions of the trip.
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| Bath, UK - beautiful city, relaxing spa day! |
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| Looking through the bone sculpture toward Kensington Palace in Hyde Park |
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| The Mall Galleries had the Sunday Times Watercolour Competition with some cool paintings |
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| A Claude Monet painting at I think the National Gallery |
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| This was a painting by Van Gogh I had never seen before, but loved the colours and movement |
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| Laurits Anderson Ring - Danish Painter - This one reminded me of home |
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| An interesting immersive exhibit by Olafur Eliasson at the Tate Modern |
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| The tower of Babel - tons of radios playing random things |
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| Monet's waterlilies - Tate Modern |
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| A relaxing spot to sketch and rest my feet in Hyde Park |
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