As with any subject, there is a lot of information available about art history, when you know where to look, and how.
Category Archive: Painting
Sequestering art in freeports is little different in effect from the Nazis’ looting works of art across Europe.
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Tackled by several Masters, this well-known story has also been well-shown. Which painting provides the best narrative?
The first American symbolist, his beautiful paintings are rich in symbols and stories, and decorate the Library of Congress.
The Greek Fates transferred to Norse legend, to Shakespeare’s three witches, even to Terry Pratchett. But you may have misread a lovely Velázquez.
His rough and gestural style turned his dark tales into the stuff of nightmares.
Language has rich and precise mechanisms for dealing with time. Narrative painting is not without its tools, though.
His history paintings make it look as if he was actually present at the time. Just how accurate were they?
In addition to conventional narrative works, he painted two landscapes which might need deeper reading. Are they about something else?
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