Cultural Coffee Time With Tania: Recent Episodes
Tania Harrington
The curious pair discuss 'Bathers at Asnieres' of 1884 by Georges Seurat in The National Gallery.
In this episode we look at 'The Tailor' or 'Cloth Cutter' by Moroni painted around 1565 and in The National Gallery, London.
In this third episode of Tea Time Talks, Arthur and Tania discuss 'An Experiment on a Bird in an Air Pump' of 1768 by Joseph Wright of Derby in the National Gallery.
In this episode art historian Tania and guest Arthur, discuss the wonders of the Wilton Diptych of c.1395, in the National Gallery, London.
In this special 'tea time' episode, Jamie has a day off and Arthur takes over. We look at Joseph Wright of Derby's painting 'A Philosopher giving a lecture at the Orrery' c. 1765, in the Derby Museum and Art Gallery.
In this third episode of the new series about art and science, we take an outdoor look at William Dyce' s Pegwell Bay - a recollection of 1858, in The Tate, London.
In this special outdoor episode, the terrible duo discuss the Prehistoric art at the Caves of Altamira whilst warming themselves around a campfire and subjecting their elderly mother to hypothermia.
In this first episode of our new series about art and science, we discuss and enjoy Leonardo da Vinci's 'Vitruvian Man' (pen and ink drawing currently in Venice).
In this final episode of the first series, we debate Leonardo Da Vinci's famous Mona Lisa (probably Lisa Gheradini) of c. 1503-6 in The Louvre. Jamie hates it and Tania loves it!
In this special Christmas Eve edition Jamie gets his way. We look at 'The Little Bridge at Pontoise' 1875 (rather than a snowy scene) by Camille Pissarro, in the Mannheim, Germany.
In this episode the silly siblings discuss Henri Matisse's radical 'Blue Nude' (Memory of Biskra) dating from 1907 in The Baltimore Museum of Art.
In this episode the comic duo discuss J M W Turner's 'The Fighting Temeraire' of 1838 in The National Gallery, London.
Today the coffee drinkers examine Vermeer's enigmatic work known as 'The Girl with the Pearl Earring' of circa 1665 in The Mauritshuis, The Hague.
In this almost 30 minute episode, the pair discuss Vincent Van Gogh's 'The Yellow House' of 1888 in the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam.
Tania and Jamie continue to analyse the famous Arnolfini Double Portrait of 1434. (Please excuse Tania's 'Portinari error')
Art Historian Tania Harrington chats with guest fool Jamie about the famous Arnolfini Double Portrait of 1434 in The National Gallery, London.
Tania and the fool discuss Cezanne's famous 'Mont St Victoire' in the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Tania (M.A. Art History; NOYB), and special guest idiot Jamie, discuss this great 17 ft high marble masterpiece in Florence.
The Art Historian Tania Harrington chats with guest idiot Jamie about Holbein's famous Ambassadors in the National Gallery, London.
The fool asks if there is a connection between Picasso's Cubism and Einstein's Theory of Relativity.