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Monthly Archives: April 2012
Two Venetian Ladies by Vittore Carpaccio
We know Vittore Carpaccio was born in Venice but his precise birth date is not known but it is thought to be around 1460. His father Piero Scarpazza, who came from nearby Istria, was a leather merchant. Vittore is believed … Continue reading
A Girl in a Kitchen (La chercheuse de puce) by Nicolas Lancret
Today I am featuring the French painter, draughtsman and art collector, Nicolas Lancret, who was born in Paris in 1690. To begin with, Lancret trained as an engraver but soon afterwards became an apprentice to the history and religious painter … Continue reading
A View of the Westerkerk, Amsterdam by Jan van der Heyden
Today I am going to leave 19th century French art and Impressionism, which has featured in my recent blogs, and look at some 16th and 17th Dutch and Flemish art and artists. Dutch art has always been very popular and … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Blog, Art display, Art History, Dutch painters, Flemish painters, Jan van der Heyden, Townscapes
Tagged Art, Art Blog, Art History, Dutch painters, Flanders and Holland, Flemish painter, Jan van der Heyden, Netherlands history, Townscapes, View of the Westerkerk by Jan van der Heyden
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Une loge aux Italiens (A Box at the Theatre des Italiens) by Eva Gonzalès
I had intended this offering to be my previous blog but when I researched into today’s featured artist and her painting I saw there was a connection between this work of hers and a similar one completed by Renoir in … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Blog, Art display, Berthe Morisot, Eva Gonzalès, Female painters, French painters, Impressionists, Manet
Tagged Art, Art Blog, Art History, Berthe Morisot, Eva Gonzalès, Female painters, French painters, Impressionism, Impressionist art, Manet, Portraiture, Repose by Manet, Une loge aux Italiens (A Box at the Theatre des Italiens) by Eva Gonzalès
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La Loge by Pierre-Auguste Renoir
Today’s featured work of art was not my original intended offering. That sounds somewhat strange but actually there is logic to my decision. I was researching a painting when I came across today’s work and there seemed, at least in … Continue reading
The Marriage of Strongbow and Aoife by Daniel Maclise
Today I am moving from France to Ireland for my featured artist. I will be looking at the life of the Irish painter Daniel Maclise and one of his historical paintings which will allow me to take you back in … Continue reading
Eugène Manet on the Isle of Wight and Eugène Manet and His Daughter in the Garden by Berthe Morisot
Although I could write numerous blogs about Berthe Morisot and her works, this is not a Berthe Morisot site and therefore after today’s offering I will drag myself away from this talented artist and head for pastures new. However today … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Blog, Art display, Berthe Morisot, Manet
Tagged Art, Art Blog, Art History, Edouard Manet, Eugène Manet, Eugène Manet and His Daughter in the Garden by Berthe Morisot, Eugène Manet on the Isle of Wight by Berthe Morisot, French painter, Impressionism, Impressionist art, Julie Manet
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Portrait of Cornélie Morisot and Edmé Pontillon (Mother and Sister of the Artist) by Berthe Morisot
” Your daughters have such inclinations…they will become painters. Do you realize what that means? In your environment of the upper middle class this will be a revolution, I might almost say a catastrophe. Are you sure that you will … Continue reading
Berthe Morisot by Edma Morisot
For the next few blogs I want to look at the life and works of Berthe Marie Pauline Morisot and some of the paintings other artists have done of her. As I told you in my last offering I visited … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Blog, Art display, Art History, Berthe Morisot, Manet, Portraiture
Tagged Art, Art Blog, Art History, Berhe Morisot, Edma Morisot, Edouard Manet, Eugène Manet, French painters, Impressionism
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