Jul 15, 2008

British Artist Dante Gabriel Rossetti: Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood Painter and Poet

By: Meg Nola

Jul 12, 2008

Giovanni Segantini - a Short Biography: Italian Divisionist Painter Showing at National Gallery

By: Frances Spiegel

Jun 7, 2008

Paul Gauguin, Life and Works: French Painter and Engraver, Post-Impressionist Artist

By: Tel Asiado

Jun 1, 2008

French Impressionist Gardens: The Flowering Worlds of Monet, Manet and Caillebotte

By: Meg Nola

May 26, 2008

Berthe Morisot and Edouard Manet: A Uniquely Artistic Friendship

By: Meg Nola

May 4, 2008

Whistler's Nocturne Falling Rocket: Subject of Libel Suit Against Critic John Ruskin in 1878

By: Suzanne Hill

Mar 16, 2008

Artist Frederic Bazille: French Impressionist Painter

By: Meg Nola

Mar 15, 2008

John Constable's Tribute: A Painting to Memorialize a Monument for Sir Joshua Reynolds

By: Suzanne Hill

Jan 8, 2008

Gustave Caillebotte: French Impressionist Painter

By: Meg Nola

Dec 8, 2007

Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll: Artist and Royal Free Spirit

By: Meg Nola

Oct 2, 2007

John Singer Sargent: Artist and Portrait Painter

By: Meg Nola

Aug 2, 2007

Naturalistic Self-Portraits: With a Fellow Artist, With a Black Dog, and With the Colosseum

By: Suzanne Hill

Jul 12, 2007

The Pre-Raphaelites: origins of a brotherhood of English 19th century artists

By: George Frederick Winter

Jun 23, 2007

Which 19th-Century Painter: What are Millais, Beardsley, Cezanne, and Monet known for?

By: Suzanne Hill

Apr 14, 2007

Guess the European Artist: Can You Name These 19th-Century English and French Painters?

By: Suzanne Hill

Jan 2, 2007

"The Poor Poet”: This painting by Carl Spitzweg is filled with symbols – from the familiar scene of the starving artist living in a remote loft to the top hat, walking stick and cravat that epitomizes a typical 19th-century German – and is itself a symbol of the Biedermeier era.

By: Suzanne Hill

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