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Sustaining Our Empire: Thomas Cole and ‘The Course of Empire’
Thomas Cole was a 19th-century American painter who became popular for his landscape paintings. Born in England, Cole moved to the United States at a young age, and America is ...
November 15, 2020
BY
Eric Bess
Elevating Above and Beyond: ‘St. Simeon Stylites in Egypt’
Simeon Stylites (circa 390–459) endured the unimaginable in order to elevate himself and get closer to God. At ...
November 8, 2020
BY
Eric Bess
Taking You There: ‘At Noon on a Cactus Plantation in Capri’
Since retiring from the FBI, I have worked privately for large insurance companies recovering numerous pieces of stolen ...
November 5, 2020
BY
Wayne A. Barnes
Award-Winning Oil Paintings Now Available to Public Through New Online Store
The NTD International Figure Painting Competition is unique among the art competitions of the world. That it only ...
October 13, 2020
BY
Catherine Yang
Parmigianino’s Simulacra: More Like an Angel Than a Man
Not too long ago, my wife and I drove to a nearby city. Whenever we go anywhere, my ...
June 28, 2020
BY
Eric Bess
Exposing Vice to the Loving Light of Truth
It’s interesting how our vices lose strength when they are brought out into the open; they gain power ...
May 17, 2020
BY
Eric Bess
The Sin of Narcissism: Meeting One’s Own Worst Enemy
I am guilty of being narcissistic. I’m an artist, and I want people to see my work. I ...
May 11, 2020
BY
Eric Bess
In the Details: Whether Creating or Enjoying Creation
Capturing the festive May Day ritual, 19th-century painter Lawrence Alma-Tadema's “Spring” depicts a procession of beautiful girls and ...
May 5, 2020
BY
Masha Savitz
When Temptation Is Really Something Worse
The pandemic of COVID-19 is causing havoc in more ways than we might imagine, such as for those who ...
April 5, 2020
BY
Eric Bess
Remembering to Consider Others in Times of Suffering
As the world responds to the growing concern about the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus, commonly known as ...
March 22, 2020
BY
Eric Bess
Fearless Compassion in a Time of Plague
Recently, there’s been quite a bit of fear in relation to the coronavirus. The media reports on it ...
March 17, 2020
BY
Eric Bess
Beauty Pleases Us: Representational Art Versus the Abstract
Four or five times a week, I escape the solitude of the house where I live and head ...
March 16, 2020
BY
Jeff Minick
A Herculean Choice: Virtue or Vice
I try to wake up every day and treat that day like a lifetime, like a microcosmic version ...
March 5, 2020
BY
Eric Bess
Job: Suffering and Sincerity
I recently saw Léon Bonnat’s painting “Job,” which powerfully represents the suffering and spirituality of Job. I decided ...
February 11, 2020
BY
Eric Bess
‘The Return of the Prodigal Son’: Love and Forgiveness
I recently came across Pompeo Batoni’s “The Return of the Prodigal Son” and was immediately struck by the ...
January 25, 2020
BY
Eric Bess
Cleansing Our Temples
The Italian painter Luca Giordano working in the late 17th century was misunderstood in his time. Initially, he ...
January 23, 2020
BY
Eric Bess
The Renaissance’s Etchings at The Metropolitan Museum of Art
NEW YORK—The New Year is synonymous with new beginnings, resolutions, and growth. You look to your past to ...
December 31, 2019
BY
J.H. White
Paving the Way to Heaven: Asking Yourself Why
In 1600, Caravaggio, an Italian Baroque painter of biblical scenes, was commissioned by Tiberio Cerasi to paint a ...
December 17, 2019
BY
Eric Bess
Of Seashells and Love
The Gothic era, an epoch so marvelous, magical, and perplexing that to this day it has never been ...
November 21, 2019
BY
Manfred von Pentz
The Impermanence of Outer Beauty
Hans Baldung’s painting “The Three Ages of Woman and Death” asks where outer beauty fits in our lives. ...
November 19, 2019
BY
Eric Bess
Leonardo da Vinci: Capturing Divine Light
For Leonardo da Vinci, painting was a central part of his life. He considered it a divine science.
November 5, 2019
BY
David Vives
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Michal Bleibtreu Neeman
A Childish Descent: ‘The Fall of Phaeton’
In my social media feeds, I often see Picasso’s famous quotes: “Every child is an artist. The problem ...
October 26, 2019
BY
Eric Bess
Gustave Doré Illuminates a Majestic Revelation
Gustave Doré was a French Romantic artist known for illustrating some of the greatest books of known Western ...
September 19, 2019
BY
Eric Bess
2 Ancient Chinese Paintings on Humility and Integrity
Scandals allure and entice us. While scandalous events are feverishly debated today, the ancient Chinese used such incidents ...
September 17, 2019
BY
Mike Cai
Three Beautiful Southern Magnolia Blooms
A still-life painting can tell a moving story. The painting may appear to be just an array of ...
August 24, 2019
BY
Lorraine Ferrier
Artist Gustave Doré and Recognizing Hell on Earth
What is the worst thing you’ve ever done? Take a moment to think about it. What is the ...
August 19, 2019
BY
Eric Bess
‘Laocoön and His Sons’: Suffering Unabated, Frozen and Forever
According to the ancients, our actions have consequences. The whole of the world expresses itself by way of ...
August 19, 2019
BY
Eric Bess
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