The Female Perspective: The Art and Life of Artemisia Gentileschi

Have you ever heard of Artemisia Gentileschi? She was the most famous female painter of the Baroque period, known and admired for her history paintings, almost always featuring

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The Renaissance: When Brushes Changed the World

When I hear the term Renaissance, I immediately feel transported to Italy. No wonder, since it was particularly pronounced in Italy. From there, it spread throughout Europe beginning

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Contemporary art: what is it, actually?

"Strictly speaking, there is no such thing as >art<. There are only artists. Once upon a time, there were people who took colored clay and painted the rough

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If works of art could speak: The mirror and its messages

A few weeks ago, Stefan and I started a new and exciting tradition. On Sundays, as we sit comfortably at the breakfast table, we grab an art book

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Arts in Society

Art is an inescapable part of human existence. Since the beginning of time, we have expressed ourselves by creating works of art - from the cave paintings of

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Woman in Art

What role do women play in art? How are they perceived, what influence do they have? How was it in the past, and how is it today?Since the

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Close your eyes – the art podcast

Today I have a tip for you. I recently discovered an art podcast that really inspires me. "Augen zu" is an art podcast by Zeit and Zeit Online,

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Impressionism Art Quiz: Do you know the artist?

Do you know anything about Impressionism? Today I've put together a quiz and it's about Impressionist painters.Since I've never done anything like this before, I'll start with something

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Édouard Manet

Édouard Manet was a controversial artist throughout his life. Artistically, he went his own way and could not be pigeonholed. This earned him admiration from some and contempt

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