“Not a day without drawing,” was a motto often repeated by Menzel and recalled by…
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“One of the un-constestable masters of our epoch.” “All of us will be forgotten, but…
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Frederick Arthur Bridgman, c. 1900 Bridgman was a born in Tuskegee, Alabama and died in…
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Francois Joseph Heim (French, 1787-1865) Charles X Distributing Awards to Artists Exhibiting at the Salon…
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Note: To protect privacy, the names used in this story have been changed. Peter Paul…
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William Adolph Bouguereau. Pieta (1876) Oil on canvas. 230 BY 148CM. Dallas Museum of Fine…
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Via BibliOdyssey is a series of drawings by the Polish painter and illustrator Józef Rapacki.…
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William Dyce (English, 1806-1864) Titian’s First Painting, Oil on canvas. Private Collection. Eating in a…
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