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Archive by Article Title | Archive by Date Fake Art & Forged Antiquities Dutch artist Han van Meegeren holds the distinction of being the master Vermeer forger of the 1930s. In 2003 the British Museum would buy a fake statue. More will follow. Faberge Imperial Eggs - a Celebration of Easter Russian jeweler Peter Carl Faberge is best known for the Imperial Eggs he created for Czar Nicholas II. I discuss the exhibit "Faberge in America" that took place in 1996 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NY and the unparalled Faberge Easter Eggs. Explaining Vanitas - Dutch Still Life Paintings The Baroque artist Jacques de Gheyn II is considered the first to paint still life and flower paintings. He also created some of the earliest female nudes in Dutch art. Explaining Artistic License I try to explain the reason artists digress from "what is" in the real world to create forms that are unrealistic and exaggerated. Endangered Threatened Animals Used in Art Objects While visiting the MFA in Boston, I realized how some animals and species are now endangered or threatened due to the demand for certain materials for ornamental purposes. The exhibit displays examples of jewelry made from these ‘natural’ treasures.
Edward Hopper Exhibition at the MFA, Boston An exhibition debuting at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston highlights not only Edward Hopper´s iconic works, but also the lighthouses of southern Maine and other less familiar works. East Meets West – Modern Indian Art at MFA Boston The culture of India is rich in old world traditions, but the artists of today are breaking new ground. See what makes a private collection of modern Indian art so exciting. Earth Sculptures by Maya Lin Maya Lin is best known as the winning designer chosen for the National Vietnam Veterans' Memorial in Washington, DC. So what are earth sculptures? Dürer’s ‘Four Apostles’ Painting Misinterpreted One of the greatest Renaissance artists of the 16th century was Albrecht Dürer. In honor of the anniversary of his death, the Solomon Islands issued stamps of ‘The Four Apostles’ in 1978, but unfortunately, there was a mistake in identifying the saints. Do We Need Art ? I try to answer the question as to whether we truly need art in our lives. I give examples of the ways man has communicated over time through art.
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