Paris, the city of light, love, and enduring artistic allure, has long captured the hearts of poets, writers, and visual storytellers. Among these interpreters of the city’s ineffable charm, the photographers of Bassai more “Art. Paris Through the Lens of Bassai Photography: A Timeless Elegance”
Monumental and bathed in shimmering light, Henri Martin’s Inspiration captures the elusive moment when an idea takes form. more “Art. Henri Jean Guillaume Martin ‘Inspiration (1895)’- Unreal and Spiritual Symbolism Painting”
more “Travel. My Three Days in Manchester in Autumn – Pub Crawls and Joy Division vibes”
I want to share some summer movies that will make your summer mood on, as just few weeks left. These movies are all about details and also romantic mode with super hot actors. more “Art. Summer Movies for Art and Travel Lovers”
‘Summer art’ is my new blog from season series more “Art. Summer Art – Hockney, Art Installations, and Stunning Photography”
Henri Matisse’s Paysage Marocain (Moroccan Landscape), painted in 1912, reflects the artist’s fascination with the vibrant colors and unique forms he encountered during his trip to Morocco. more “Art. “The Vibrant Landscape of Morocco: Matisse’s Use of Color and Form in Paysage Marocain””
Charles Conder’s “Herrick’s Blossoms” (1888) is a remarkable yet underrated painting that captures the spirit of spring art with its delicate depiction of blossoming nature. Painted as part of the iconic 9 by 5 Impression Exhibition, this work reflects the innovative artistry of Australian Impressionists who sought to immortalize fleeting moments of color and light. more “Art. Herrick’s Blossoms: A Celebration of Spring Through Art”
Brighton, a charming coastal city in the United Kingdom, is often known for its vibrant atmosphere and unique blend of history, culture, and seaside beauty. more “Travel. My Perfect Solo Travel – Brighton City in England and Seven Sisters Cliffs”
Tom Roberts’ La Favorita (1889), a standout piece from his renowned 9 by 5 Impression Exhibition, exemplifies the Australian Impressionist movement. more “Art. Tom Roberts’ ‘La Favorita’ and Her Red Dress”
Have you ever looked at a painting and felt like it tells a whole story? That’s exactly what Stańczyk, painted by Jan Matejko in 1862, does. more “Art. Stańczyk by Jan Matejko: A Painting is More Meaningful than You Think”
Winter in art is more than just a season; it’s a reflection of nature’s power, stillness, and beauty. For Scandinavian artists, winter is not just a backdrop but a subject in its own right more “Art. Winter in Fine Art: The Nordic Embrace of Snow and Silence”
ABBA’s Happy New Year is one of the band’s most iconic songs, often played around the world as the year comes to a close. more “Art. ABBA’s Happy New Year Iconic Song, but What is Behind It?”
Happy Holidays! Previously, I wrote about ‘Christmas Tree Art-Installations’, but let’s check how our favourite museums celebrate this festive period, and how they ‘install their Christmas tree art-installations’. more “Art. How Our Favourite Art Museums Install their Christmas Tree Art-installations”
The beauty of winter, Christmas magic, and love…
The festive season is a time of joy, wonder, and creativity, and artists across the centuries have found inspiration in its magic creating magic Christmas-artworks. more “Art. 6 Stunning Christmas Artworks Capturing the Spirit of Christmas and New Year”
The German Expressionism exhibition at Moderna Museet in Stockholm showcases the bold, emotional art of the early 20th century. more “Art. German Expressionism at Moderna Museet: Bright and Green”
Campo Santo di Pisa (1834-1839) is a stunning painting created by Louis Daguerre, known for his work in photography, and Charles-Marie Bouton, a French painter. more “Art. Exploring Campo Santo di Pisa by Louis Daguerre and Charles-Marie Bouton (1834-1839)”
The Romantiken exhibition at the National Museum offers a rich and emotional journey into the heart of 19th-century Romanticism. more “Art. Romantiken Exhibition at the National Museum: Exploring the Beauty of the Romantic Era”
The Venice Art Biennale 2024, titled “Foreigners Everywhere,” is a rich and evocative examination of identity, belonging, and the experience of being an outsider. more “Art. “Foreigners Everywhere” at the Venice Art Biennale 2024: An Exploration of Belonging and Displacement”
John White Alexander’s Repose (1895) is a celebrated work that showcases the artist’s ability to blend elegance with a stylistic nod to the Art Nouveau movement. more “Art. “Repose” by John White Alexander: A Reflection of Elegance and Art Nouveau Sensibilities”
“Madame X” is a famed portrait by John Singer Sargent, painted in 1884. more “Art. “Madame X”: Scandal, Elegance, and the Defining Portrait of John Singer Sargent”
When you think of Venice, you probably picture its iconic canals, Renaissance architecture, and famous art. more “Travel. My Things to Do in Venice: Must-Sees, Hidden Gems, and Venetian Style”
Pastel colors have long held a special place in art more “Art. The Beauty of Pastel Colors in Fine Art”