Open Art Images on Subvertising: “Art Is Yours, search and download it”
A small case of Subvertising in Rome In the last few weeks we have traveled through centuries and styles, cutting diametrically across the field of … Read more
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
I would like to begin this article about Caravaggio with two quotations found on the internet (wikipedia of course), which in my opinion, open an … 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
Raffaelo Sanzio
Raffaelo Sanzio was born on March 28, 1483 in Urbino, and is one of the most important references of the Italian Renaissance. Son of art, … Read more
Franz Marc the large blue horses
Marc Franz, son of art, was born in Munich on February 8, 1880 and is one of the most important painters of the 20th century, … Read more
