Open Art Images on Subvertising: “Art Is Yours, search and download it”
[EN] / [IT] A small case of Subvertising in Rome In the last few weeks we have traveled through centuries and styles, cutting diametrically across … Read more
Paola D'Andrea
William Adolphe Bouguereau who?
Until a few days ago I had no idea who William-Adolphe Bouguereau was and in fact, I still find it difficult to pronounce his name … Read more
A night out with Hopper’s Nighthawks
A few weeks ago they asked me to write an article on a painting by Hopper, the Nighthawks, and I, as a good researcher, went … Read more
The Black Sun of Caravaggio
[EN] / [IT] I would like to begin this article about Caravaggio with two quotations found on the internet (wikipedia of course), which in my … Read more
What the Land Artists had already told us
In this historic moment of disasters that seem imminent, I often find myself in the midst of discussions about the future, with colleagues, friends and … Read more
Journey into the Dali Labyrinth: visit to the Figueres Theater Museum
Salvador Dalì is an artist difficult to label; and this is perhaps his most peculiar characteristic, this is the legacy he wanted to give to … Read more
The extraordinary modernity of Manet’s vision
Edouard Manet’s elegance in breaking art and society’s pattern, is unprecedented, as it arises from a vital necessity, more than from revolutionary will, evident in … Read more