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The Moodiest Fall Painting Ever
A typical Crane of his later period (1920s). Robert Bruce Crane (1857 – October 30, 1937) learned his tonalistic approach from French landscapist Jean Charles Cazin (1841–1901), with whom he studied for a period. Cazin was [...]
Is it Possible to Paint a Fragrance?
Can scent form the basis of an artwork? Can there be a visual aesthetics of smell? The Soul of the Rose by John William Waterhouse is a visual testament to intangible qualities we know and feel [...]
An “Art as Life” Epiphany Pill
By Laura Vailati “When I was a teenager, I would look at the works of very successful artists and illustrators and think, this is exactly what I want to do when I grow up,” said [...]
‘Mystery, Infinity’ – Dwight Tryon
By daring big leaps from one plateau to the next, Dwight Tryon (1849-1925) became a famous early 20th century Tonalist, a poet-in-paint of the raw New England countryside. Like his fellow Tonalists (most of whom [...]
Branching Out
Blazing foliage and sun-dappled dirt roads lined with red-gold oaks maples – wonderful fall motifs. But the ingenious work of artist Daniel Gerhartz proves you can create paintings that say “autumn” without having to depict [...]
5 Tips for Simplifying Flowers
Last week, we leaned in for a whiff of Eduard Manet’s innovative bouquet paintings,<< https://streamlinepublishing.com/inside-art/manets-deathbed-bouquets/ which largely set the pace for the modern floral still life as it’s practiced today. In this issue, artist Pat [...]
