France / Français
"Dream a Dream"
2 years ago - By Karin Jurick
6 x 8"oil on panel
The most enthusiastic audiences for Edgar Degas' ballerinas are little girls. Especially popular is the bronze sculpture you'll find in several art museums The Little Fourteen-Year-Old Dancer - it's real to those young girls in a way that one-dimensional paintings are not. It's one of those moments that art impacts a human being at an early age.
An art historian wrote an interesting article for Vanity Fair and claimed Degas was "a bona fide misogynist". He apparently took pleasure in watching his dancer/models contort in agony and even referred to them as his "little...
Read more ...
The headlines of Artwork Mag
Astronaut
the only astronaut we can invite home !!
The Last Trip
we will all take this trip one day -
Estasi di Santa Teresa
Gian Lorenzo Bernini
Review: Horus Ascended
Here on Tale of Painters, we celebrate the ascension of Horus with a review of the new Primarch model from Forge World. Horus Ascended marks the beginning of a new generation...