Russian-German-Swiss artist Marianne von Werefkin (1860-1938) uses the colorful and energetic Expressionist style to recreate a crisp autumn landscape, filled with a long, curving line of schoolchildren followed by their protective teacher.
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Arts Everyday Living: Have You Heard of Asta Norregaard? Welcome to Her World of Women
Norwegian artist Asta Norregaard (1853-1933) was renowned for her portraits, her clients including Edvard Munch and the king of Norway. In this blog, Norregaard demonstrates her superlative skill at depicting women, ranging from the affluent to the peasant classes as well as her own self-portrait.
Arts Everyday Living: The Genius of Self Portraits–The Multiple Faces of a Woman
German Kasia von Szadurska (1886-1942) was a painter and graphic artist. The decade of the 1920s is often considered von Szadurska’s most creative period when she depicted herself in this provocative self-portrait. How does it compare to her photograph taken around 1913. Photograph by Julius Staudt
Arts Everyday Living: Escaping Social Distancing– Self-Portraits, Exploring Personal Identity
THROUGH A WOMAN ARTIST’S EYES SELF-PORTRAITS, EXPLORING PERSONAL IDENTITY March is Women’s History Month so I am featuring several female artists over the centuries, from the 1600s to the 20th century. Self portraits have been significant in the history of women’s art, reflecting a need to explore and establish personal identity. I […]
Arts Everyday Living: Through the Eyes of Renoir’s Model and Follower–the Tulips of Spring
French artist and model Suzanne Valadon (1865-1938) learned the foundations of art from Impressionist masters such as Pierre-Auguste Renoir, obvious in her buoyant interpretation of blooming tulips.
Arts Everyday Living: Through a Woman Artist’s Eyes—The Art of Reading
French artist Marguerite Gerard (1761-1837) was renowned for her genre scenes, combining figures like the woman above concentrating on a special book with stylish surroundings.
Arts Everyday Living: Child Artists This Week—The Mystery of the 12 Year Old Prodigy
Reposted blog. WUNDERKIND ARTISTS THE MYSTERY OF THE 12 YEAR OLD PRODIGY Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once he (or she) grows up.* Pablo Picasso Was Swiss prodigy Anna Waser (c. 1678-1714) actually only 12 when she created this engaging self-portrait […]
Arts Everyday Living: Through a Woman Artists’ Eyes–The Art of Self-Portraits
Both Polish artist Anna Bilinska-Bohdanowicz (1857-1893) and Swedish artist Elizabeth Keyser (1851-1898) have mastered the art of self portraiture, with an emphasis on the tools of their creativity. Each woman was about 30 at the time, both living in the artistic epicenter of Paris where they could further their careers.
Arts Everyday Living: Through a Woman Artist’s Eyes-A Glorious Bouquet by a Mysterious Artist
I have little information on Anna Stanchi except that she was Italian and worked in the 17th century. Enjoy this incredible bounty of blossoms!
Arts Everyday Living: Through the Eyes of Father-Daughter Artists–the Spirit of Girlhood
British artists Ford Madox Brown (1821-1893) and Catherine Madox Brown (1850-1927) were father and daughter, both sharing the gift of creativity. You might want to compare their individual interpretations of girlhood according to elements of style (such as color, light and overall composition) as well as personality and spirit of each sitter.
