Article by Mies Šmes Not much is left from Claude Monet’s first wife, Camille Doncieux: just one photograph, official French documents and the paintings that have immortalized her. After her premature death at only 32…
Article by J. Danilo Garcés Rodríguez I thought about this one a lot. When so much has already been said, when almost every corner and detail of a subject has already been study so thoroughly…
Article by Mies Šmes Spanish painter Joaquín Sorolla y Bastida was born in Valencia in 1863, at the time in which Impressionism was starting to thrive in France. As his parents died from cholera when…
Article bby Willie Jimenez This article is about the years I spent traveling across Europe while in the Navy and how that experience effected me and my art. How I picked up photography and got…
Article by J. Danilo Garcés It’s the end of the 19th century and you’re walking with no destination through the city of Paris, electricity is something new and the street lamps no longer illuminate the…
Article by Adrian Zain Raphael, starting in June 1511 would begin to work on one of his most famous and revolutionary paintings, the Portrait of Pope Julius II, this painting would be unlike any other…
Article by Willie Jimenez Digitally coloring rough sketches from the old masters of the renaissance What I learned and How it changed my life. THE BEGINNING I was a comic book colorist for years when…
Article by Jimena Escoto The nineteenth century was a period of constant change, revolutions, wars, endings and new beginnings. These turbulent times affected artists who began to express themselves in more than one way. Indeed,…
Articke by Jimena Escoto No matter which era of the western history of art you study, mythological scenes are present. That is why a great way to navigate through the evolution of art is by…
Article by Jimena Escoto Since the beginning artists have tried to represent those things which are abstract by transforming them into persons, thus allegories. We see rivers, mountains, feelings, and many other things acquire human…
