Art blog
Standing before a Baroque masterpiece, you feel something stir deep within your chest-a rush of emotion that seems to pour directly from the canvas into your soul. This isn’t accidental magic; it’s the calculated genius of artists who understood that…
Miami’s art scene pulses with the same vibrant energy that flows through its luxury floral studios, where skilled designers transform simple stems into breathtaking masterpieces worthy of gallery walls. In a city where Art Basel attracts collectors from around the…
In the age of immersive digital experiences, browsing the internet should feel like a curated journey, not a cluttered scramble through banners, pop-ups, and autoplay videos. For iPhone and iPad users especially, a seamless, elegant, and private browsing experience is…
Imagine standing in front of a masterwork, perhaps a Rothko or a Hokusai, and suddenly a blinking neon sign flashes across the canvas. You squint, lose focus, and the emotional resonance is gone. The balance is broken. The message is…
Avercamp Hendrick (Avercamp Hendrick nicknamed “Mute of Campen”, “De Stomme van Campen”) (1585-1634), Dutch Baroque painter. Born in Amsterdam, Hendrik Averkamp was baptized on January 27, 1585. In 1586, the Averkamp family moved to Kampen, where his father opened a…
What can an inexperienced buyer encounter? Due to the fact that it is often difficult to independently assess the listed parameters, the buyer risks: Buying a painting by an “unscrupulous” artist, which will turn out to be an exact copy…
What makes a painted canvas a work of art? Is there a difference between an interior painting and a painting by contemporary artists? Painting by contemporary artistsIn our opinion, there is definitely a difference. By contemporary painting we mean the…
“The Madonna with a Spindle is a lost painting by Leonardo da Vinci, commissioned around 1501 by Florimunde Robertet, secretary to King Louis XII of France. At least three copies are known, of which two are attributed to da Vinci…
Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa 1502-1516, 76.8×53 cm. Louvre, Paris.It is perhaps difficult to find a person on the globe who would not be familiar with “Gioconda”. It is undoubtedly the most famous work of the talented Italian. Many of…
The plot from Greek mythology about the abduction of Europe is one of the favorite subjects of world art. Thousands of artists have created canvases based on it.According to the legend, Zeus, who had fallen in love with Europe, appeared…
