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Vermeer
History of Fine Art

Johannes Vermeer, Master of Light.

How Vermeer Captured the Quiet Beauty of Everyday Life Imagine entering a quiet room in seventeenth-century Holland, where the morning light slips through a leaded-glass window and settles upon a

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Artemisia Gentileschi Self portrait Hero
History of Fine Art

Artemisia Gentileschi’s Ultimate Triumph

Artemisia Gentileschi, Baroque Master They Couldn’t Stop: In the heart of seventeenth-century Rome, a city alive with the clamor of merchants, priests, and artists, a young girl sat quietly in

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Art News

Lucien Smith: Destroyed by Fame

Lucien Smith: The Toxic Reality Behind the “Rain Paintings Lucien Smith, at 24 years old, watched one of his paintings sell for $389,000.Think about that for a moment. He had

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War by Louis Gallait
History of Fine Art

The Horror of “War” by Louis Gallait.

Louis Gallait: War and Peace Some paintings depict war.Other paintings make you feel what war does to the human soul.Louis Gallait’s War, painted in 1872, belongs to the second kind.

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