Now when we have put ourselves under coronavirus quarantine, Hammershoi’s lockdown art is something we are more familiar with.
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Hammershoi | Lockdown Art
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Leyster | Judith Superstar
The fate of Judith Leyster and her work is a perfect example of toxic gender bias and inequality in art history. Also, we can learn that fools are everywhere.
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Blake | An Artist or The Apostle
The public was making fun of him but William Blake has lived his life amongst angels, not plebs.
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Pieter de Hooch | Urban silence
De Hooch have had a rare capability of grasping silence in his canvas.
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Sekka | Master of Simplicity
Japanese artist who simplified the world he was depicting into almost abstract forms.
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Jan Toorop | The Chameleon
Dutch artist Jan Toorop was an artistic chameleon. He was jumping from one painterly style to another with ease.
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Henri Rousseau | Jungle in Paris
Pure and unspoiled genius of Henri Rousseau influenced fauvists, surrealists and other avant-garde artists for many years forward.
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Venetians | Canaletto vs. Guardi
Two greatest vedutisti, which means painters who devoted themselves to almost one and only subject of choice. The timeless Venice.
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Beyond Obvious | Japanese Roots
Japanese art prints have triggered the artistic revolution in Europe. Who could think of that?!
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Cassatt | Feminist with a twist
Mary Cassatt was regarded as one of “les trois grandes dames” of Impressionism alongside Marie Bracquemond and Berthe Morisot.
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