Friday, 25 April 2014

Ain't no Bunny like Pink Bunny
Dürer's Hare takes off in Pink


Riding the Bunny Express
Pink Bunny Hour at Albertina Palace


Sitting Pretty in Pink
Tribute to Albrecht Dürer's "Young Hare"
by the German concept artist Ottmar Hörl


Pink Hare
Enjoying a splendid view
from its perch on architect Hans Hollein's
64-meter titanium wing canopy over
the entrance to the Albertina museum

The giant plastic sculpture of Dürer's "Young Hare"
will reign over the city until the end of June,
during the exhibition "Dürer, Michelangelo, Rubens"
currently at the Albertina Museum

Another copy of the sculpture
sitting on a giant green skateboard,
will be exhibited throughout to city
to promote the exhibition

I.M. Hans Hollein
30 March 1934 - 24 April 2014


Images and Text © by Merisi
Links:
-> Austrian Pritzker Prize Laureate Hans Hollein Passes Away
->
DÜRER MICHELANGO RUBENS
The 100 Masterworks of the Albertina
14 March 2014 - 29 June 2014

"The large-scale presentation unites the highlights of the collection, from Michelangelo through Rembrandt and Rubens to Caspar David Friedrich. The centrepiece of the Albertina, Dürer's famous "Young Hare", is now once again accessible to an interested public in the context of this exhibit after a decade-long period of grace"
-> Google Art Project: Dürer's Hare as Gigapixel Project
-> History of Albertina Palace and its Collections

14 comments:

  1. Well, if that doesn't bend a few minds, I don't know what will! Love it! LOL

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  2. I love bunnies/hares and this one is definitely an attention grabber. Great photos!!

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  3. Wonderful pink bunny!

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  4. what a perfect (and very amusing) capture!

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  5. Ah, I love that pink bunny!! What a fun post for the day, Merisi!! Thanks for the giggles to start my day!!! I hope you have a beautiful weekend!!

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  6. Well, I was staring at the pic fort some time. :)
    Great one for Sky Watch!

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  7. Amusing indeed, and that's quite a striking jacket the young lady's wearing.

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  8. FABULOUS shot!! the back view

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  9. Great shots Merisi, I had not realized until now that Dürer's Hare was a female :)

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    1. Oh, a female? You mean because of the pink color or something I can't see? ;-)

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  10. Brilliant pink bunny but I also loved the jacket your lady friend was wearing.

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  11. What arresting photos, the pink rabbit certainly makes an impression. And I love the coat!

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