Carla Accardi: E Contrario
“Painting is not work for me, but a pleasure. To me, it is life. I…
Tag: Art History
Botero: Bold Colours
Fernando Botero’s work could be described as extending matter from an inner compulsion to approach…
Renoir: Joie de Vivre
Pierre-Auguste Renoir stands as a symbol for France and its art. His illustrations, motifs and…
Vittorio Zecchin: The Fairy Garden
Flower Fairies A large scale triptych by Italian artist Vittorio Zecchin, titled The Fairy Garden…
Germaine Greer: You can do it, girls!
Interview with Germaine Greer The world-famous, UK-based Australian writer and journalist Germaine Greer made feminist…
PRETTY AS A PICTURE: Jewels and Old Masters
Jewellery has always been important: Jewellery as a sign of position and rank, jewellery as…
Anthony van Dyck’s Noblewoman with a Secret
Portrait of a Noblewoman with a Parrot Anthony van Dyck is regarded as the most…
Jan Brueghel II: A botanical impossibility
Thirty-nine flowers of different colour, size, form, and, above all, with different blooming times. Jan…
Vittorio Matteo Corcos: Silky Secrets
Dis-moi tout! Vittorio Matteo Corcos is renowned for his portraits of elegant 19th-century Paris society…
myART MAGAZINE #12 out now!
The Autumn Issue of MyART MAGAZINE, Out Now! Get your copy in English or…