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Cristo Velato by Giuseppe Sanmartino
I am an atheist, but I’ll be damned if religious imagery doesn’t get me every time. You can’t not sigh in front of Giotto or be mesmerized by Grunewald (which I will do a post on soo… more →
Cabinet of Curiosities
Cristo Velato by Giuseppe Sanmartino
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wrote 3 months ago: I am an atheist, but I’ll be damned if religious imagery doesn’t get me every time. You … more →
My love for Edvard Munch intensifies.
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wrote 4 months ago: The Dance of Life (showing Munch accosted by Lust while Love waits and decays on either side) The Sc … more →
Pieter Bruegel the Elder (Or, that crazy Flemish guy)
wrote 4 months ago: Dull Gret Dutch Proverbs The Fall of the Rebel Angels Massacre of the Innocents Tower of Babel I lov … more →
Halloween with Hieronymous
wrote 6 months ago: What sort of night full of spooks, thrills, screams, (or for some of us, exams and sleep) would be c … more →
Gustav Klimt, The Kiss
wrote 8 months ago: There’s something so terrifying and gorgeous about Klimt’s work. All of it has these see … more →
The Kiss
wrote 8 months ago: Edvard Munch doesn’t really circumvent anything. He goes right for what he’s feeling- be … more →
Bryan Pearce: The most amazing artist you've probably never heard of.
wrote 8 months ago: Flowers on the Windowsill St. Ives from the Cemetery St. Ives from Fernlea Terrace One of my Art His … more →
What does $120,000,000 mean?
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wrote 1 year ago: Yesterday at Sotheby’s, Edvard Munch’s pastel on board “The Scream” sold for … more →
Rogier van der Weyden, The Descent from the Cross
wrote 1 year ago: Writing a paper, studying for an exam, listening to Eurotrash, consuming Red Bull. I leave you with … more →
Seattle Art Museum
wrote 1 year ago: Any chance to be close to art is a chance I’ll take. I’m an Art History major who loves … more →
Picasso
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wrote 1 year ago: My sophomore year of college, I took an Art History course focused on one of art’s most fascin … more →
Sunday
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wrote 1 year ago: Paul Signac’s “Sunday”, painted 1888-1890, feels like a vignette of a moment in ti … more →
James Gillray: Talented cartoonist with razor sharp wit.
wrote 1 year ago: I love old engravings, prints, and paintings. I also love humor. So, the summation of these two woul … more →
Edvard Munch, The Dance of Life
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wrote 1 year ago: One of my favorite Expressionist painters, Edvard Munch was a radical, ridiculed and tragic figure w … more →
The Ghent Altarpiece- Favorite Art Things
wrote 1 year ago: The Ghent Altarpiece, a polyptych (meaning many parts) by the van Eyck brothers in Flanders in 1432, … more →
Home again, home again, jiggity jig!
wrote 1 year ago: My Olympus OM-20 lives! This semester it came into question about whether or not the camera was func … more →
Die Brücke & Ernst Kirchner
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wrote 1 year ago: The Junkerboden Under Snow View of Basel and the Rhine Tavern Nollendorfplatz Die Brücke is a German … more →
The Garden of Earthly Delights: Hieronymous Bosch's Gift to the World
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wrote 1 year ago: Let’s talk about Bosch. He’s freaky. He’s murky. He’s that creepy weird guy … more →
Elusive & Reclusive: Piet Mondrian
wrote 1 year ago: Ocean, 1914 Pier and Ocean, 1915 Fox Trot B Yellow Red and Blue Broadway Boogie Woogie I am Dutch. I … more →
