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The guy even the Nazis rejected
Artist and friend of Van Gogh and Gauguin
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Color me red
Killed by a roofer using a flue
Not your mama’s last supper
Some good old fashioned tentacle porn
Takaya Miou, Love Thyself. Courtesy of the Honolulu Museum of Art. The...
When your make-up artist at Sephora is secretly an expressionist
Made in a cabin
Self-portrait with portrait in exchange for portrait
Wearing a vest of many colors
Portrait-ception
Excellent, eccentric, and damn queer
Lovely sketch, sketchy love
Just another naked lady
Witness her
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Claude Monet, The Japanese Footbridge, 1899, National Gallery of Art, Washington D....
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Something very strange was going on in Italy around the turn of the 16th century....
Welcome to Dames Done Wrong, where we handle misogyny, sexism and everyday...
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Detail from La Città Nuova (The New City) by Antonio Sant’...
This week, behold Francis Bacon’s Three Studies of Lucian Freud.
If you love Percy Jackson and the Olympians as much as I do, you will fall head...
This week, behold Mark Rothko’s Orange, Red, Yellow.
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Centuries before feminism had a name, post-Renaissance artist Artemisia Gentileschi...
With Fathers Day around the corner, it’s natural to reminisce about our Pops. Sure...
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Misere is widespread depression caused specifically by the painful juxtaposition of...
Last December we brought you Royal Romances in Art History in honor of Netflix’s...
Depression is a nasty condition. Most of the time it leaves you feeling...
If you’re getting married and you love art, then you’ve come to the right place....
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We live in a cultural climate that defines things along High School Musical-esque...
This week, the world bade a tearful goodbye to comic giant and beloved childhood...
