I can honestly say I was so disappointed and felt almost nothing upon seeing it.. the painting was much smaller than I expected and not especially impressive and the colours were a little dull...
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I made a pilgrimage down to the Tate yesterday to see this painting. I was very excited about it and being a Queen fan really anticipating seeing it for the first time. I had heard great things about it and have read a fair bit about Richard Dadd and his state of mind when he painted it..
I can honestly say I was so disappointed and felt almost nothing upon seeing it.. the painting was much smaller than I expected and not especially impressive and the colours were a little dull...
.. I had to go by the National Gallery just to get my Whistlejacket and Joseph Wright fix to get me over the disappointment.
I can honestly say I was so disappointed and felt almost nothing upon seeing it.. the painting was much smaller than I expected and not especially impressive and the colours were a little dull...
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It's tiny and rather grey... but still would be interesting, I think.
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You should have put your Freddy on before looking at it.Elessarina wrote:I made a pilgrimage down to the Tate yesterday to see this painting. I was very excited about it and being a Queen fan really anticipating seeing it for the first time. I had heard great things about it and have read a fair bit about Richard Dadd and his state of mind when he painted it..
I can honestly say I was so disappointed and felt almost nothing upon seeing it.. the painting was much smaller than I expected and not especially impressive and the colours were a little dull..... I had to go by the National Gallery just to get my Whistlejacket and Joseph Wright fix to get me over the disappointment.
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For some reason Queen II I don't have on my phone.. GRRR. I did however listen to some early Queen when I went into the Tate..Gawdzilla wrote:You should have put your Freddy on before looking at it.
I was terribly disappointed
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Like I said, you have to be Freddy when you look at it. Difficult for a female, male, or just about anything in between, I admit.Elessarina wrote:For some reason Queen II I don't have on my phone.. GRRR. I did however listen to some early Queen when I went into the Tate..Gawdzilla wrote:You should have put your Freddy on before looking at it.
I was terribly disappointed
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