For the Love of the ‘Schland Part Three: The Surreal World of Max Ernst
Capping off this small trilogy on the art of Deutschland, it is worth our time to explore the complex visions of Max Ernst. German art of modernity is known for being expressive, … Continue reading
‘Murica!
It’s World Cup time, and the American Outlaws are helping spread soccer fever like a hazardous contagion. I love me some futbol and was thrilled four years ago when Spain … Continue reading
Horror in October Part Four: It’s Just a Bunch of Hocus Pocus
Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn and cauldron bubble… The famous witches mantra in Shakespeare’s Macbeth still comes to mind when bringing up that quintessential antagonist of All Hallow’s … Continue reading
Sarcasm and Wit in Goya’s “The Wedding”
Oh, Goya. The first “official” post on Greco’s Ghosts was always going to be about Goya. Born Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes, he is called Francisco de Goya, or … Continue reading
