19 Friday Jan 2018
Posted in Art Appreciation, Artist, Fine Art, Impressionism, Museum, Social Media, Van Gogh
Exciting news: The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam has authenticated two new drawings (above) to be by Van Gogh. The first drawing “The Hill of Montmartre with Stone Quarry” is in the collection of the Van Vlissingen Art Foundation, and the second one “The Hill of Montmartre” belongs to the Van Gogh Museum, both works were drawn in 1886. Read more: New Vincent van Gogh drawing discovered
05 Friday Jan 2018
Posted in Art Appreciation, Artist, Fine Art, Impressionism, Museum, NYC, Social Media, Van Gogh
Happy New Year to you all, I hope you had a good holiday, and hold great expectations for this new year; always remember, making your dreams a reality is the easy part, the challenge is to believe in them.
On this note I’d like to share with you my newest design, which is available on ebay: Umbrella -Van Gogh – Starry Night – Auto Open, Inverted,Double-Layer, HIGH-END
Let me know if you have any question – Enjoy 🙂
24 Thursday Aug 2017
Posted in Art Appreciation, Artist, Fine Art, Impressionism, Old Masters, Social Media, Van Gogh
I am a firm believer that art can change someone’s life, and help to develop a more beautiful, creative and smarter point of view, which can also improve your performance in your career. Like the Renaissance’s artists taught us, combining science, philosophy, mathematics, visual art, literature… etc will assist us to achieve excellence. Which is why I’m so happy to find out that some universities are including art classes to their med curriculum: Why Med Schools Are Requiring Art Classes
22 Tuesday Aug 2017
Posted in Art Appreciation, Artist, Books, Fine Art, France, Impressionism, Irises, Louvre, Met, Museum, NYC, Old Masters, Rembrandt, Renoir, Social Media, Van Gogh
Hi everyone,
I would like to apologize for the lack of posts lately, I’ve been super busy with my new project. It is demanding my full attention for right now, but I’m very excited about it, and soon I’ll be able to share it with you guys!!!! Have a lovely end of summer, and thanks for the emails. Much Love – Juliana
31 Wednesday May 2017
Posted in Art Appreciation, Artist, Fine Art, Impressionism, Irises, Social Media, Van Gogh
In this documentary every word spoken by the actors is sourced from the letters that Van Gogh sent to his younger brother Theo, and of those around him. What emerges is a complex portrait of a sophisticated, civilized, tormented and yet loving man; someone who can express his deepest and darkest feeling with beauty.
I always say that a good painting does not need to be explained with words, but Vincent’s letters are as much as his art as his paintings; with his own words Vincent describes his unique perspective of life, his poetic heart, with words he painted his soul.
If you haven’t fallen in love with Vincent yet, I’m sure after watching this you probably will: Vincent Van Gogh: Painted with Words
12 Friday May 2017
Posted in Art Appreciation, Artist, Books, Fine Art, Impressionism, Museum, Old Masters, Social Media
Hi everyone,
There is something I would like to share with you all: I started watching this series called “Work of Art: The next Great Artist” by Bravo, and it’s become evident to me that most of the artists competing have not trained their eyes to good art.
I always tell artists the importance to train their eyes to good art, especially the classical (well-skilled) movements like: Baroque, Renaissance, also Impressionism. Even if you are an urbanist artist, futurist artist, abstract artist go to the museums of classical art, read books about the great masters, contemplate their work, learn their process, study their techniques; this way you can train your eyes to high skilled art, developing a critical sense of aesthetics, helping to bring their greatness to your movement, improving your style, and becoming indeed a Great Artist.
24 Friday Mar 2017
Posted in Art Appreciation, Artist, Fine Art, Impressionism, Museum, Van Gogh
“Some people are born teachers. Some people are born footballers. I’m a born burglar.”
Says Octave Durham confessing to have stolen two priceless Vincent Van Gogh paintings, feat which only took him 3 minutes and 40 seconds. For someone who brags for being born with burglar’s natural skills, he doesn’t seem very wonted of thinking it through.
What bothers me the most with these “art crimes” is the fact that they (the burglars) are putting in risk something they have no idea how to properly handle (sometimes causing some serious damages to it); and the saddest part is that the stolen art works, if not recovered, can never be replaced. They not only steal the art, they also steal our cultural heritage, our past and future, our identity. Read more:As Stolen Van Goghs Return to View, a Thief Tells All
30 Monday Jan 2017
Posted in Art Appreciation, Artist, Fine Art, Impressionism, Renoir, Van Gogh
Here is an article on the birth of Impressionism: Monet, Morisot, Renoir and the birth of Impressionism
09 Monday Jan 2017
Posted in Art Appreciation, Impressionism, Rembrandt
Here is a nice article on the Art Market for 2017: Art market predictions for 2017. I really liked what Jussi Pylkanen from Christie’s said: “The art world is very simple, in any era and in any economic climate, the greatest artworks by the greatest artists generate record prices – forget the period. In 2016, Rembrandt eclipsed Monet, De Kooning and Rubens.” Quality will always have value.
06 Friday Jan 2017
Posted in Art Appreciation, Artist, Books, Fine Art, Impressionism, Irises, Van Gogh
So apparently the publisher of “The Lost Arles Sketchbook” by Van Gogh is threatening to take legal action if anyone says the drawings are fake:
“reserved the right to undertake any appropriate action to repair the damage caused by these claims that describe her [the book’s owner] as a forger.”
In my opinion the drawings have a very modern style, and lack of details. My guess is that if the drawings are fakes, then they have been made relatively recently. Let’s stay tuned….
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