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His first professional work was The Marriage of the Virgin, done when Raphael was only 18 years old.
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Mäda Primavesi (ca. 1912–1913) by Gustav Klimt. Original from The MET Museum. Digitally enhanced by rawpixel.
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The Artworks and Contributions of Gustav KlimtListen now (10 min) | Gustav Klimt was an influential artist, poet, and designer. He helped to pioneer the art movement of Vienna's secession through…
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The Main Art Tendencies in Ancient GreekListen now (9 min) | Moreover, some of the tendencies that characterized ancient Greek include aesthetic idealism, anthropocentrism, adherence to…
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Vincent Van Gogh’s emphatic brushwork and striking use of color continues to influence the wave of Expressionism in present-day art. Listen now (13 min) | Van Gogh completed over 2100 paintings, out of which 860 were oil paintings while the remaining 1,300 were sketches, drawings and…
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Gustav Klimt was an influential artist, poet, and designer. He helped to pioneer the art movement of Vienna's secession through his unique focus on…
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Rome's Art Reflects its History Would be an Understatement.Listen now (7 min) | The first true Roman art forms were pottery and mosaics. As Rome became more organized, its people began to expand past Italy and…
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The first true Roman art forms were pottery and mosaics. As Rome became more organized, its people began to expand past Italy and the arts evolved with…
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The Biography and Artwork of Gustave CaillebotteListen now (7 min) | Caillebotte began his career as a landscape painter but soon expressed an interest in Impressionism.
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How Does Art Connect Us to God?Listen now (5 min) | Art can also connect us to God through the beauty we perceive in it.
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The Song of the Lark by Jules Adolphe BretonThe Song of the Lark. Date: 1884. Artist: Jules Adolphe Breton. French, 1827-1906. The Art Institute of Chicago.
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Caillebotte began his career as a landscape painter but soon expressed an interest in Impressionism.
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