Elkin Canas (@elkinfinearts) • Threads, Say more

Lately, I’ve felt inspired to share with all of you—especially my fellow painters—the extraordinary artworks I had the chance to experience in London. I hope they bring you as much joy and inspiration as they brought me. John Everett Millais’ 1851–52 painting “Ophelia”depicts the Shakespearean character Ophelia from Hamlet shortly before her death by drowning. #tatebritain #preraphaelites #millais #ophelia #london

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Velazquez at the National Gallery of Art London.

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We had the extraordinary privilege of experiencing a private visit to Stonehenge — truly a once-in-a-lifetime moment. At sunset, far from the crowds, we were able to walk within the inner circle and stand among these ancient stones in complete stillness. It’s difficult to put into words, but there is undeniably a profound and mysterious energy surrounding this remarkable place.

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05/13/26

It was a privilege to pay a visit to Rembrandt at the National Gallery in London. The Rembrandt’s room was out of this world! And I’m very happy I’ve got to see and study from up close two of his best and most famous self portraits, at age of 34 and 63.

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