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Murillo's Homey Virgin
Murillo is one of the great colorists of the world. Look at this beautiful Virgin and Child, now in the Prado Museum of Madrid. Virgen del Rosario con el Niño (164 x 110 cm.) Painted 1650-1655 It show… more →
The Best Artists
The Silence of the Bull - 2
peedeel wrote 3 months ago: In the art gallery: so many Madonnas - both with and without child. And so many suffering Christs, n … more →
Murillo's Homey Virgin
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100swallows wrote 3 months ago: Murillo is one of the great colorists of the world. Look at this beautiful Virgin and Child, now in … more →
A Poem (and a Painting)
jmadlc55 wrote 4 months ago: Two Women at a Window. Bartolome Esteban Murillo. c. 1670. Oil on Canvas. National Gallery of Art Do … more →
'Degrees of Freedom' Has Been Published! (The Interplay of Art, Gastronomy, and Love)
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Lori Gordon wrote 4 months ago: Very exciting news… Degrees of Freedom — a novella that interplays the pleasures of art, gastr … more →
The most important fact about a brand.
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Roland wrote 5 months ago: Posted by Roland Murillo I met with a start-up not too long ago. They came to us because they wanted … more →
Britain rediscovers Spain
OnCulture Europe wrote 5 months ago: A spectacular celebration of Spanish culture, as seen through the eyes of British artists and art co … more →
Treinta aniversario en “austeridad” - Política - La Prensa
Elias Aleman wrote 5 months ago: La crisis económica ya alcanzó al estado-partido que gobierna Nicaragua. La Primera Dama y Secretari … more →
Murillo’s Madonnas
Mercy Anderson wrote 7 months ago: On a trip to Spain five years ago, we visited a lot of museums. I was particularly struck by the num … more →
An exhibit with only 5 pictures at the Frick Collection
emsworth wrote 9 months ago: What museum would have the audacity to promote a special “exhibition” consisting of just … more →
Motherhood and DPG
Anna S wrote 9 months ago: Need somewhere to take your mum on Mothering Sunday? Look no further than our very own Dulwich Pictu … more →
The Prado Museum, Madrid
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100swallows wrote 11 months ago: A vitalist like Ernest Hemingway stayed away from museums. He liked to meet the living, not the dead … more →
falling for Abstraction
my first blog posting
photobyalonso wrote 1 year ago: I just want to let everybody know that I will be posting my latest photos on here instead of my mysp … more →
Murillo's Marriage of Cana
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100swallows wrote 1 year ago: Murillo shows more than twenty guests reacting to the news that the wine has run out. The Marriage o … more →
First Recycled Art Materials
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Mark Holsworth wrote 1 year ago: There is a lot of interest in the art world about sustainable art practice. I know this from the sea … more →
Nuestra propuesta es menos privatizadora: Murillo
flippyman wrote 1 year ago: El priista explicó las razones de su partido. "Lero, lero," apuntó. México D.F., 30 de jul … more →
Ten pictures you shouldn't miss at the Philadelphia Museum of Art
emsworth wrote 1 year ago: In Philadelphia on business last week, this art museum junkie was able to spend a pleasant afternoon … more →
7: Louvre 2
reflectjune wrote 1 year ago: Almost irresistible urge to draw a mustache on a Van Dyck nun…luckily resistible. Wonder briefly at … more →
Murillo’s and Tolstoy’s Work Similar, yet Different
gcarreraiii wrote 1 year ago: At the end of Chapter 6 in The Death of Ivan Ilyich, Tolstoy writes, “He went to his study, lay down … more →
