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Study for 'The spirit of the new moon' 1888

Accession No.
1995.102
Date Created
1888
Gallery location
On display in QAG Gallery 12
Department
Australian Art
Dimensions A
56 x 165cm
Media Category
Painting
Secondary Media Category
oil
Medium
Oil on canvas
Place Created
Melbourne, Vic.
Credit Line
Purchased 1995. Queensland Art Gallery Foundation Grant with the assistance of Philip Bacon through the Queensland Art Gallery Foundation. Celebrating the Queensland Art Gallery's Centenary 1895-1995
A view of the stretcher of Loureiro's 'Study for 'The spirit of the new moon'' depicting a young woman sitting on a cresent moon on the left, and an elderly man emerging from the clouds on the right.
An X-Ray view of Loureiro's 'Study for 'The spirit of the new moon'' depicting a young woman sitting on a cresent moon on the left, and an elderly man emerging from the clouds on the right.
A view of Loureiro's 'Study for 'The spirit of the new moon'' depicting a young woman sitting on a cresent moon on the left, and an elderly man emerging from the clouds on the right, photographed under transmitted IR light.
A view of Loureiro's 'Study for 'The spirit of the new moon'' depicting a young woman sitting on a cresent moon on the left, and an elderly man emerging from the clouds on the right, photographed under UV light.
The specular highlights of Loureiro's 'Study for 'The spirit of the new moon'' depicting a young woman sitting on a cresent moon on the left, and an elderly man emerging from the clouds on the right.

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