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We’re so, so happy with how well-received San Francisco’s newest gallery has been....
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SOURCEThe brand spankin’ new redesign has haters, sure, but we think it’s seven...
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via unimpressionism Realism can refer to two things: the representation of the...
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It’s, like, a metaphor, man
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It’s that time of year again, folks. Time to think up some creative present...
Thomas Cole, The Oxbow, 1836 The Hudson River was a group of New York-based...
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So we did what anyone would do and ushered them into the conference room and then...
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If there was ever a College Board for artists, it would be the art academies of...
The Fluxus Movement was founded in 1960 by Lithuanian American artist George...
Ooooh yeah, time for prezzies! Art history lovers are all about human...
Surrealism was the natural next step after the fluster-cuck that was Cubism. It...
Made more money than Monet
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Baroque art started because the Catholics got all jealous that people were...
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Think of Romanticism as the emo kids of the 19th century. While...
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PUPPPPPPPPYYYY!!!! Sorry, no puppies in boxes this year, but perhaps a...
Test your art history chops with Sartle's exciting new quiz feature! Both fun and...
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Gone are the good, old days of steamy letters
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If Kanye wants to be like Pablo, we can make that happen.Say what you want about...
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Throughout art history, artists have paid homage to the compelling power of...
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Welsh model/reality TV star Imogen Thomas sparked a Twitter war over her...
Last week, our across-the-way pal Gallery 308 opened for its inaugural exhibition,...
Summer, the most idyllic of times for the beloved cross-country American ramble, is...
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…and here they are again, looking Bond-ish…
Baseball at Night by Morris Kantor at the Smithsonian American Art Museum
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San Francisco Art Institute is offering two new online college classes...
You can be part of it right now with the opening of the groundbreaking...
This exhibit is going to blow you away. You may be so moved by its...
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Sartle highly recommends the San Francisco Art Institute’s new online art...
My name is Silke, the newest contributor here at Sartle. It took me way too long to...
Hung Liu with her work Resident Alien in 1988 (credit) The...
Camille Claudel is known for her narrative bronze and marble sculptures. She...
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Picture this: the glittering heights of Second Empire France and...
