#portraits

#portraits

The NPG's Munch exhibition explores his relationships through lesser-known portraits, showcasing his talent as both an artist and shrewd businessman.

Van Gogh painted 23 portraits of Joseph Roulin and his family, signifying their deep friendship and Roulin's importance in the artist's life.

Munch's 1908 portrait of Dr Jacobson reflects both the artist's struggles with alcoholism and his vibrant connections with people.

Van Gogh's extraordinary art transcends ordinary observation, capturing the romantic essence of his subjects rather than the prosaic truth of their lives.

Peter Hujar's photography deeply reflects his life and connection with the subjects, transcending mere documentation to reveal complex psychological narratives.

Juliet aims to document and celebrate the heritage of Travelling communities through contemporary photography and film.

Window-light photography is a practical and accessible alternative to outdoor and studio setups, providing good lighting regardless of conditions.

Beauty dishes are ideal for portrait photography, providing soft yet focused light that enhances facial features and textures.

The pop-up exhibition 'Hello Stranger' showcases 32 oil portraits of eccentric New Yorkers, allowing commuters to interact with the subjects of the art.

Andrew MacDonald transitioned from music to painting to express social issues, focusing on food poverty and community at Hornsey Foodbank.

Pozhegu uses beans and grains to create art, reflecting cultural themes between the US and Kosovo.

Jason Hill's portrait series celebrates superheroes within the African diaspora, embodying their power and identity through vibrant colors and narratives.

Na Kim embraces her artistic doubts, allowing space for growth and authenticity in her painting process.

Van Gogh exhibitions continue to thrive, offering audiences a deep connection with his work despite the challenge of sourcing loans.

People photography requires practice, patience, and honesty about one's limits.

Self-portrait photography can be both a creative outlet and a challenge, focusing on equipment and techniques improves the quality of images.