The Other Claude
Chances are, when the name Claude is mentioned in relation to art, you’ll think of Claude Monet. But there’s another Claude that came around before Monet, whose study of the … Continue reading
When a Rembrandt Becomes a Rembrandt Again
A buried treasure found in a building that houses nothing but treasures? It happens. An original painting by Dutch master Rembrandt van Rijn is worth tens of millions of dollars. … Continue reading
The Year of the Greek Dude
El Año Greco. This week, and year for that matter, honors the IV Centennial anniversary of the death of El Greco (April 7, 1614), one of Spain’s most prolific artistic masters. … Continue reading
Horror in October Part Two: The Female Monster
The monster is most often an embodiment of traditional masculine characteristics. If a monster is considered female, it has to be indicated so, otherwise we would probably just assume the … Continue reading
