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Rakib Show. The rediscovery of the old masters
Exhibition May 19 − October 28, 2018
This spring, Scottish national gallery of modern art exhibits the works of one of the most unusual and sought-after artists on the planet – 44-year-old native of Kashmir rakiba of the Show. Sophisticated, luxurious and incredibly detailed enamel paintings of the masters exhibited in Scotland for the first time.
Together with eight large-scale works of contemporary artist in the exhibition "Rakib Show. The rediscovery of the old masters" includes two paintings stored in the National gairah Scotland, which has long inspired the Show. This "Quarrel of Oberon and Titania" (1949) Joseph Noel Paton and "the Allegory of melancholy" (1528) by Lucas Cranach, who for 20 years has been in the Museum for long-term lease. Two years ago, Shaw wrote a free version of the unusual fabulous paintings by Paton, and this year he finished his interpretation of the masterpiece of Cranach.
Together with eight large-scale works of contemporary artist in the exhibition "Rakib Show. The rediscovery of the old masters" includes two paintings stored in the National gairah Scotland, which has long inspired the Show. This "Quarrel of Oberon and Titania" (1949) Joseph Noel Paton and "the Allegory of melancholy" (1528) by Lucas Cranach, who for 20 years has been in the Museum for long-term lease. Two years ago, Shaw wrote a free version of the unusual fabulous paintings by Paton, and this year he finished his interpretation of the masterpiece of Cranach.
