Tens of thousands of years ago, though the exact date is disputed, dogs were domesticated by humans. Likewise, the depiction of canines in art has a rich history that runs the gamut. Dogs have made their appearances in early cave and rock paintings, ancient Greek ceramics, Roman mosaics, medieval tapestries and statues, as well as…
Anthony van Dyck: The Making of a Master
For both art and history lovers, the name of Anthony van Dyck and the royal court of England’s King Charles I are inseparable. Few artists have historically influenced the popular image of a particular era as much as van Dyck. While it is taken for granted that the relationship between artist and king is a…
400-Year-Old Painting of Rich Child Found Hidden Away in a Cottage Could Fetch 20,000 Pounds
A 400-year-old portrait of a regally-dressed child during the era of Charles I could fetch 20,000 pounds at auction after being found hidden away in a cottage. The forgotten painting from 1626 was left hanging behind an open door for several decades as the owner had no room to store it at his property in…
400-Year-Old Painting of Rich Child Found Hidden Away in a Cottage Could Fetch $24,000
A 400-year-old portrait of a regally-dressed child during the era of Charles I could fetch 20,000 pounds (over $24,000) at auction after being found hidden away in a cottage. The forgotten painting from 1626 was left hanging behind an open door for several decades as the owner had no room to store it at his…
The Image of Compassion
March 5, 2022
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The Pietà is a common theme throughout the history of Western art, and pertains to works of art that depict the Virgin Mary with Jesus after his crucifixion. The word “pietà” roughly translates to “pity” or “compassion,” and illustrates Mary’s love for her son. The most famous Pietà is a sculpture by Renaissance artist Michelangelo….
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