Dutch paintings and artists have a special appeal in people’s eyes From Biblical scenes to self-portraits, and from symbols of death to mischievous grins, Dutch artists covered all the possible Self-portraits tell a lot about a person From the minute expressions that their eyes convey to the strands of hair that just put everything together, a self-portrait is probably the best way to
In a career with no shortage of them, it was one of the more surreal moments,’ recalls Jane Rosenberg in Drawn Testimony, her account of sketching some of America’s most scandalous trials Ghislaine In 1924, he completed another self-portrait, depicting the muse gently caressing the strings of a harp, juxtaposed with death playing the flute — two opposing forces, with the aging artist caught We’re all experts on the human face Everybody looks different and it was the portraits that interested me the most Are powerful people harder to paint? There are time constraints Historically, most of those unsmiling face suggesting a person charged with power and responsibility The only sop to softness is the tiny dog she holds on her lap Tiny spaniels are nearly
We’re all experts on the human face Everybody looks different and it was the portraits that interested me the most Are powerful people harder to paint? There are time constraints Historically, most of those unsmiling face suggesting a person charged with power and responsibility The only sop to softness is the tiny dog she holds on her lap Tiny spaniels are nearly The Norton Simon in Pasadena may get overshadowed by LACMA, MOCA and the Broad, but its 12,000-piece collection is one of SoCal's best Our critic offers a shortlist of don't-miss works is perhaps the most striking and poetic image in the exhibition One can almost hear the twang of the loom’s threads due to the crystalline immediacy of the photograph, setting it apart from other Every month, Virginia Elias hosts a “brothers lunch” at her home in Coral Gables At 101 years old, she can no longer make the Lebanese spread by herself, so she enlists the help of family, usually a A dozen years later, Kan’s “One World,” broadcast on China’s state up at a signing event for her latest book, “The Most Famous Woman In China” I talked to Emmy-winning TV host
The Norton Simon in Pasadena may get overshadowed by LACMA, MOCA and the Broad, but its 12,000-piece collection is one of SoCal's best Our critic offers a shortlist of don't-miss works is perhaps the most striking and poetic image in the exhibition One can almost hear the twang of the loom’s threads due to the crystalline immediacy of the photograph, setting it apart from other Every month, Virginia Elias hosts a “brothers lunch” at her home in Coral Gables At 101 years old, she can no longer make the Lebanese spread by herself, so she enlists the help of family, usually a A dozen years later, Kan’s “One World,” broadcast on China’s state up at a signing event for her latest book, “The Most Famous Woman In China” I talked to Emmy-winning TV host Almost 60 years after their final concert at Candlestick Park, the Beatles are coming back to San Francisco The exhibition “Paul McCartney Photographs 1963–64: Eyes of the Storm,” which comes to the We’re all experts on the human face Where do you start and it was the portraits that interested me the most Are powerful people harder to paint? There are time constraints
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