RON HENGGELER |
Yesterday, Sunday afternoon, Dave and I went to the De Young Museum in Golden Gate Park.
We went to see the David Hockney: A Bigger Exhibition show that opened last week.
If you live in the Bay Area, I highly recommend seeing this show that runs until January 20, 2014.
I had my camera with me, although photography is not allowed inside the Hockney show.
After viewing the Hockney Show, we walked through the other galleries until the museum closed.
Photographing the museum’s permanent collection is allowed. Here are some of my photos from yesterday.
The light of sunrise shining on the statue of Buddha in the round room at home |
Morning’s first light seen from my window |
A view of the De Young’s courtyard and main entrance |
A glimpsed view of the stairs at the De Young Museum |
Entrance to the David Hockney Show at the De Young |
The Courtyard at the De Young Museum, |
A museum visitor looking at the outside sculpture garden below |
Detail of the marble statue Penelope, 1896 |
The Sonata, 1889 oil on canvas |
Study for “The Last of the Buffalo”, ca. 1888 |
Scene in the Arctic, ca. 1880 |
California Spring, 1875 |
Mount Tallac from Lake Tahoe, 1880 |
Spring Landscape (Spring in Marin County), 1893 |
Fog over San Quentin State Prison, San Quentin, California 2001 |
Sacramento Railroad Station, 1874 |
Peter Quivey and the Mountain Lion, 1858 |
The Ironworker’s Noontime, 1880 |
A Celtic Huntress, 1890 |
View of Donner Lake, California, 1871-1872 |
The Courtyard of the De Young Museum seen shortly after sundown |
The De Young Museum seen shortly after sundown |
A video display at the entrance to David Hockney: A Bigger Exhibition |
A view of the Courtyard at the De Young Museum in Golden Gate Park |
A view of the Courtyard at the De Young |
The picture window at the top of the Grand Staircase, viewed from outside in the Courtyard |
To view more photos of the De Young Museum and it’s collection,
visit my web site, and click on Golden Gate Park http://www.ronhenggeler.com
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