Repost from 2013. Sir Edwin Landseer (1802-1873), the painter of Dignity and Impudence, was once a household name in England. His vivid portraits of animals were popular with the British, from middle class commoners to the members of the aristocracy. Queen Victoria was a particularly enthusiastic fan of Landseer, commissioning him to […]
BE CERTAIN to click on the works of art and photographs to ENLARGE or ENHANCE them. VAN GOGH: CATHEDRAL SKETCHES FROM ANTWERP TO PARIS Yesterday, for example, I drew a few studies for a thing in which one sees the cathedral. And similarly I also have a small one of the Park. However, I’d […]
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