Fly with Delta Airlines and experience art-exhibitions in London this spring

Posted by Delta Airlines Reservations on April 1st, 2019

London spring art exhibitions would bridge the gap between western and nonwestern world. London art exhibitions celebrate art from the world over. From paintings from that royal era to the Harry Potter paintings, you will find some of the best art there.

Christian Dior

The designer of dreams collection would have you taken back to 1947. The collection art exhibition is so large in stature that it would have you shaking. How Dior has been linked with Britain and how the fashion house has emerged over the years would take you on a journey of fashion which is so stately, it would have you stunned. This is for art lovers across the world who celebrate style every day and who are effortlessly fashion divas and fashion conscious men. Quickly book Delta Airlines Flights.

Victoria: A royal childhood, woman and crown

How the princess spent her early years under the love and discipline of her mother, and lived life and left a legacy is endearingly portrayed in the paintings of this exhibition. There are terrifying large paintings that would haunt you, and then there are achingly small paintings of Elizabethan time of the royalty, their courtiers, their nobility, and their royal palaces. The regal collection awaits so make your Delta Airlines Reservations.

Manga

Anime has the world going ga-ga. Britain was not to be left behind, and it organized the world's largest exhibition of its kind outside Japan. There are manga games, novels, and films. This art exhibition covers the depth of the genre. Manga is part of the future.

Modern and Contemporary African Art

There, you would get to see market scenes, and the work has been rated so good that it has been showcased in none other than Sotheby's. Intense bidding battle takes place at this art exhibition, and the atmosphere is just the kind of Hollywood movies. Auction records being broken, and 56 artists are participating in the show. The exhibition showcases works of 50 artists, and you would not believe that art curators go from 20 countries to buy art from there.

Pierre Bonnard - The color of memory

He is a colorist who has a creative sense of composition and how the work would look like at the end of the creation. He could genuinely capture moments in his paintings. Therefore, his work has been known as the color of memory because he captures time and colors well.