In this installment of Light Comments on Interesting Art, we read about an Early American artist who paints a barrister in an unusual pose.

This poetry of gratitude can be spoken in a toast, as a prayer, by singing a song, or just recited as it is: a poem.

In these Light Comments About Interesting Art, we see how the pure heart of a lowly brother calls to celestial beings who gladly do his work.

These Light Comments About Interesting Art tell how Baroque artist Peter Paul Rubens celebrated his marriage vows with a powerful painting.

In this installment of ‘Light Comments About Interesting Art,’ Henry VIII’s only male heir gets the royal treatment from the Tudor dynasty’s greatest artist.

This was the first time the Western world had created an accurate map of the constellations, and done so beautifully, by an eminent artist of the North.

The second article on Albrecht Dürer’s series of master engravings shows that our path through life is filled with temptation and danger.

In this installment of Light Comments on Interesting Art, Albrecht Dürer’s woodcut depicts a legend about a big man and a small child.

The first of Albrecht Dürer’s master engravings that visually depict our mind, body, and spirit.