ART OF AUGUST Is it time to take break? For rowing is decidedly hard work, particularly in a tiny skiff, where both strength and balance are critical for success. […]
ART OF AUGUST Is it time to take break? For rowing is decidedly hard work, particularly in a tiny skiff, where both strength and balance are critical for success. […]
THE ART OF AUGUST Take a voyage down the Seine River with Alfred Sisley, one of the pioneers of French Impressionism. Relax and enjoy the view as it […]
THE ART OF AUGUST Summer is entering its final full month when the flowers and gardens still thrive, touched by the bountiful sun. So enjoy a gallery of uplifting […]
Title: Young Girl with a Pink and Black Hat, ca. 1891 Artist: Auguste Renoir (1841-1919) For the summer, I am going to be featuring paintings during the week for our viewers […]
THE ART OF CONTEMPLATION Take a few moments to contemplate or meditate upon a work of art. For a painting is more then brushstrokes on a canvas but […]
Title: Young Spanish Woman with Guitar, 1898 Artist: Auguste Renoir (1841-1919) Can you almost hear the strumming of the strings? Music was a favorite theme of the iconic Impressionist Renoir […]
CELEBRATION OF WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH March is Women’s History Month and we will be featuring women artists through the centuries. A number of them are “famous,” but others have […]
If you live in a winter climate, are you counting the days until spring? Art offers us the opportunity to make a quick transition between the seasons, especially through […]
Title: Young Woman Sewing, 1879 Artist: Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841-1919) HAPPY BIRTHDAY, RENOIR! Renoir, who would have been 183 years old today, was truly the connoisseur of color, following in […]
Title: The Houses of Parliament, 1903 Artist: Claude Monet, 1840-1926 Purchased by Paul Durand-Ruel WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT MONET? TAKE A JOURNEY THROUGH HIS ARTISTIC WORLD Did you […]
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