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Bicycles: Part 2

An art enthusiast, Bouglé (nicknamed Spoke) was the French representative for Simpsons chains and brought artist Toulouse-Lautrec to England to meet his cycling team. Image: La Chaîne Simpson Credit: nga.gov.au

Bicycles

Bicycles: Part 1

Everyone would be familiar with the Tour de France, the men’s cycling race which commenced in 1903 and takes place over 21 days in various locations mainly in France. This race solidified the popularity of the bicycle. Image Credit: Getty Images - cyclingnews.com

Neighbourhoods

Selling Papers

Remembering the paper boys who rode their bikes around the neighbourhoods delivering newspapers. And the people who sold papers from the street corners.

Bicycles

Cycling and Harold Braul

A shoutout for Sam gallagher who raced for Australia at the Junior Track Cycling Championships in Frankfurt (Oder) Germany 2019. And showcasing the cycling paintings of Harold Braul.

Sculpture

The Remarkable Ai Weiwei & his Bicycle

Ai Weiwei was imprisoned in 2011 for several months but eventually was allowed to leave China in 2015 and made his home in Germany.

Travel

Adelaide Day One

a wonderful article by Matt Rudd on Three Cycling Artists You've Probably Seen But Not Heard Of.

Bicycles

Bicycles & a little more from a Subscriber

bicycles wheel art Luca Rafanelli Credit: lucaworkshop.blogspot.com

Bicycles

Didier Lourenco and his take on Wheel Art

Bicycles have a significant role in Spanish modern culture where the annual cycle race La Vuelta Espana (Tour of Spain) attracts great attention. And Spain has produced many famous cyclists. With this in mind I sought out a modern artist interested in bicycles and found one in Didier Lourenco

Vehicles

Unexpected Surprises in Wheel Art

Wheel Art has unearthed for us a surprising gem. His name is Ramon Casas i Carbo (1866 – 1932) and he was a Spanish artist known for his sketches and paintings of the intellectual, economic and political elite particularly of Barcelona, Madrid and Paris.

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