Daily Dose of Art #11: Thomas Cole – Destruction (1836)
This is the third painting of a series of four about the life cycle of empires. Cole was inspired by […]
Art in detail
Art in detail
This is the third painting of a series of four about the life cycle of empires. Cole was inspired by […]
The cheek and neck area are composed of a large peach, quince, garlic, white young onions, yellow beets and white […]
The Greek Gods could be unpredictable and cruel in their actions. When Niobe – daughter of Tantalus- mentioned in a […]
Klimt captured a sensuous side of Adele rarely seen elsewhere. He even got her to smile, despite a life rife […]
Is the barmaid talking to the gentleman visible in the mirror?
The more you look at it, the more beautiful it becomes. It is considered one of the most original and […]
Only the legs of the drowning Icarus are visible in the lower right corner, with none of the other figures […]
Europe is shown on the left, Africa in the middle, Asia on the right and America behind it, to the […]
Painted in the London Zoo; ‘When I was painting him, I saw [that] this is a wild, isolated fellow, almost […]
This painting was almost certainly commissioned in Rome by Caravaggio’s first patron, Cardinal Francesco Maria del Monte. Captured in a […]