Click on the following images to enlarge them. WHY DO WE LOVE MONET? Is it because he often takes us on a walk into a summer garden, vibrant with […]
Click on the following images to enlarge them. WHY DO WE LOVE MONET? Is it because he often takes us on a walk into a summer garden, vibrant with […]
Title: Spring, 1881 Artist: Edouard Manet (French 1832-1883) A Painting to Remember for Today This image is available for free download and may be […]
Title: Rounded Flower Bed, 1876 Artist: Claude Monet (1840-1926) Walk with Monet’s muse and wife, Camille, in this jewel of Impressionism! Do you see the butterflies? […]
DISCOVERING MORE ARTISTIC COMPANIONS Have you had the opportunity to read our book, Through an Artist’s Eyes: Learning to Live Creatively? If so, perhaps you are searching for […]
Title: Spring Morning, ca. 1875 Artist: James Tissot (1836-1902) Although French artist James Tissot (1836-1902) was a friend of Degas and the other Impressionists, he never joined their group. However, […]
I will be teaching a series of classes on the blockbuster exhibition Paris 1874: The Impressionist Moment at the National Gallery of Art for the next few weeks. In the […]
THE ART OF AUGUST Even though the summer sun is bright, you may have to concentrate to discover all the figures and details of In Full Sunlight, including his beloved model […]
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 […]
THROUGH AN ARTIST’S EYES AT HOME WITH MONET, VAN GOGH AND OTHER ARTISTS Tomorrow I will be presenting the second class of a three part series on […]
Title: Isle of Shoals Artist: Childe Hassam (1859-1935) Have you ever thought of living on an island? Way beyond land, only reached by boat, across miles of water. Surrounded by […]
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