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How the Commercialization of Art Has Ruined It Price and value are wholly different categories when it comes to... Read More
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For this week’s installment, we take a look at Hubert Robert’s “View of Ripetta”. Many of his works convey a... Read More
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I’ve been wanting to feature Ivan Aivazovsky for quite some time. Finally, getting around to it now with his Battle... Read More
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Today, we take a look at John French Sloan’s “Sunset, West Twenty-Third Street”. In the midst of a blazing... Read More
HOW THE ART WORLD KILLED ME Article by Jonathan Greene There was a time when my obsession with art consumed... Read More
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With school back in session, John William Waterhouse’s “Echo and Narcissus” seemed to be the perfect selection for this week’s... Read More
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Ohara Koson’s “Fox in the Reeds” is an impressive woodblock print in the style of Shin-hanga. I say impressive due... Read More
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This week, I’d like to take a look at Norman Rockwell’s “The Tattooist.” The composition isn’t particularly symbolic, but what... Read More
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After Halloween, and with an advancing chill in the air, Julian Alden Weir‘s “Fireside Dreams” felt like just the thing.... Read More
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Peter Paul Rubens is quite the artist. “The Fall of Phaeton” which was completed in 1605 is almost baffling to consider... Read More
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Yesterday, I had an interesting conversation about the general merits of photo-realist work. My friend and I were in agreement... Read More
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This week I’d like to take a look at “Hercules Lifts the Skin of the Sea and Stops Venus for... Read More
