Sarah Isak-Goode
Author
Sarah Isak-Goode is a writer residing in the Pacific Northwest. She is passionate about representing the human experience, no matter the subject. When not writing, she enjoys painting, reading historical texts, and hiking with her dog, Thor.
LATEST
The Light He Carried: Rediscovering the Art of Robert S. Duncanson
The luminous landscape painter developing a regional variant rooted in the Ohio and Little Miami river valleys.
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Timeless Art: Artist William-Adolphe Bouguereau’s Tender Observations
Patience, craft, and the revival of pastoral traditions are exhibited in Bouguereau’s ‘The Knitting Girl.’
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Grimshaw’s Thames: A London Night in the Forsyte Era
The tension between admiration and possession is compared in Grimshaw’s canvas and John Galsworthy’s ‘The Forsyte Saga.’
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The Mother of Interior Design
One of the nation’s first professional interior designers, Candace Wheeler helped establish the art of the American Interior.
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Letting in the Light: The Delicate Art of Plique-à-Jour
These are rare examples of one of the most technically demanding enameling techniques in the history of decorative arts.
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The Middle Ages as Refuge: Edmund Blair Leighton and the Victorian Escape
Leighton’s painting “In Time of Peril” hearkened back to the 14th century while speaking directly to his Victorian audience.
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Gardens and Grandeur: Georgia’s Hills and Dales Estate
In this installment of ‘Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages,’ we visit an Italian Renaissance villa-style estate in the Georgian Piedmont foothills.
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Himeji Castle: A Fortress of Beauty and Intrigue
In this installment of ‘Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages,’ we visit a 14th-century castle in Japan.
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A Circle of Devotion: The Romantic History of Rings Through the Ages
From the Late Bronze Age to the Roaring 20s, these rings showcase the era’s changing style.
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Winter in Art: Stunning Paintings That Capture the Season’s Magic
These iconic winter scenes span five centuries of art history.
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The Light He Carried: Rediscovering the Art of Robert S. Duncanson
The luminous landscape painter developing a regional variant rooted in the Ohio and Little Miami river valleys.
|
Timeless Art: Artist William-Adolphe Bouguereau’s Tender Observations
Patience, craft, and the revival of pastoral traditions are exhibited in Bouguereau’s ‘The Knitting Girl.’
|
Grimshaw’s Thames: A London Night in the Forsyte Era
The tension between admiration and possession is compared in Grimshaw’s canvas and John Galsworthy’s ‘The Forsyte Saga.’
|
The Mother of Interior Design
One of the nation’s first professional interior designers, Candace Wheeler helped establish the art of the American Interior.
|
Letting in the Light: The Delicate Art of Plique-à-Jour
These are rare examples of one of the most technically demanding enameling techniques in the history of decorative arts.
|
The Middle Ages as Refuge: Edmund Blair Leighton and the Victorian Escape
Leighton’s painting “In Time of Peril” hearkened back to the 14th century while speaking directly to his Victorian audience.
|
Gardens and Grandeur: Georgia’s Hills and Dales Estate
In this installment of ‘Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages,’ we visit an Italian Renaissance villa-style estate in the Georgian Piedmont foothills.
|
Himeji Castle: A Fortress of Beauty and Intrigue
In this installment of ‘Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages,’ we visit a 14th-century castle in Japan.
|
A Circle of Devotion: The Romantic History of Rings Through the Ages
From the Late Bronze Age to the Roaring 20s, these rings showcase the era’s changing style.
|
Winter in Art: Stunning Paintings That Capture the Season’s Magic
These iconic winter scenes span five centuries of art history.
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