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Crimes of the ArtMillions of people enter the world’s museums each year. Some leave only with a map and visitors button, some leave with souvenirs from the gift shops, but some,…
July 27 2010, 12:52pm | Comments »
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The Art of Art HistoryArtists and craftsmen have been producing masterpieces for centuries and it is from contemporaneous writings, describing both the works and the artists responsible, that we get a more…
July 13 2010, 5:28pm | Comments »
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Bust O’ The Irish!John Hogan (1800-1858) was one of Ireland’s greatest sculptors. He was born the son of a carpenter at Tallow, Co. Waterford, and by 1816 was apprenticed to Thomas…
July 8 2010, 3:48pm | Comments »
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Trying our Hand at Deciphering a Mysterious PaintingThis alchemical painting of an open hand dates back to 1633 according to one of the many inscriptions on the canvas. Measuring 49 inches high, 28 inches wide,…
March 31 2010, 2:14pm | Comments »
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Serving Up a Tile Painting, RareThe production of painted tiles in Valencia has continued in one form or another since the Middle Ages. The first known Valencian factory devoted solely to tilemaking opened…
February 17 2010, 2:42pm | Comments »
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