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The Deep Surface
It looks wrestled and wrought into existence, chiseled out of stone from the primal bedrock of life, death, and eternity. The “bearded old man” in the painting by Rembrandt of the same name (above) might [...]
Painting Between the Lines
Jay Hambridge, “The Century Run,” lithograph, 1897, 12.5 x 19.5 in. By Christopher Volpe Compare the two images above. Note how the bicycle wheels arrange themselves precisely at and around axis points and [...]
A Closer Look at Frits Thaulow
Our previous post on water-painter-extraordinaire Frits Thaulow (which you can read here)inspired a flood of emails from readers appreciating the Norwegian Impressionist’s work. A recent visit to the Saint Louis Art Museum gave me a [...]
De Profundis
Each year, through a partnership with the renowned Art Renewal Center (ARC), we are asked to award a publication prize to one of the many striking and meaningful entries we receive in the annual International [...]
Face to Face with Humanity
“Attention is the rarest and purest form of generosity,” wrote French mystic, philosopher and activist Simone Weil. For our fast and furious media culture however, it often feels like distraction itself has become our practice. [...]
