Dose of Art #144: Paolo Veronese – Allegory of Virtue and Vice (c. 1565)
Like yesterday’s painting, this one is dated at around 1565. Veronese placed the story of Hercules -who had to […]
Art in detail
Art in detail
Like yesterday’s painting, this one is dated at around 1565. Veronese placed the story of Hercules -who had to […]
The description of this painting at a 2006 Frick exhibition read: “A richly dressed female figure — Wisdom — […]
Levitan was born in what is now Lithuania. Like so many Russian painters he was inspired by the vast Russian […]
When Napoleon visited the (Belgian) city of Liege in 1803, it was devastated by an Austrian bombardment. He decreed an […]
The Netherlands was hit by a severe winter storm today so let’s look at a fitting painting. The Frans Hals […]
Kauffman was a Swiss neo-classical painter who learned to paint from her father. She is known for her history paintings […]
You have probably never heard of Anton Mauve, yet he gave Vincent van Gogh painting lessons. When Mauve died of […]
The scandal of painting prostitutes had worn off by the time Manet made this painting. He had already painted two […]
The Prado (where you can find this painting) describes it as follows: “This scene of a young man blowing on […]
Rubens had a keen business sense for new markets. Hunting scenes on tapestry were very popular for decorating the houses […]