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Category Archives: Renaissance to 17th Century

On an Ugly Drawing on the other Side of a Michelangelo

Posted on April 26, 2013 by Johnathan Farris
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Michelangelo expert William E. Wallace comments on the attribution of an “ugly” drawing on the verso of the famous drawing of Cleopatra by the Renaissance great. 

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As promised for ARTH 110: Documentary on Michelangelo’s Heresy & Pope Julius II’s Tomb

Posted on April 4, 2013 by Johnathan Farris
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Here is the video I mentioned about Michelangelo’s reformist beliefs and the tomb of Pope Julius II produced by U.S. Public Broadcasting:

http://www.pbs.org/wnet/secrets/episodes/michelangelo-revealed/226/

Sorry I could not figure out how to embed it.

 

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Intriguing Documentary about Paintings and Money

Posted on March 31, 2013 by Johnathan Farris
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The World’s Most Expensive Paintings

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Forgotten Van Dyck Rediscovered

Posted on March 25, 2013 by Johnathan Farris
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A forgotten painting by Anthony van Dyck has been rediscovered.

The object at the Bowes Museum.

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A Nice Documentary Inspired by Recent Restorations at Westminster Abbey

Posted on March 9, 2013 by Johnathan Farris
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Overall, a good BBC series, but this one on Westminster Abbey I thought particularly of interest to art history students:

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Three Recent Stories Dealing with “Forensic” Analyses of Paintings

Posted on February 22, 2013 by Johnathan Farris
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Mona Lisa Foundation Says New Results Confirm “Earlier” Mona Lisa by Leonardo

Scientist Trying to Evaluate Rembrandt Portrait Owned by Getty that was Overpainted with Another Rembrandt

Study Reveals Picasso’s Use of Ordinary House Paint

 

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Restoration of early 1400s French painting in the Prado reveals previously unknown figures

Posted on February 14, 2013 by Johnathan Farris
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Restoration of the early 15th century French “Prayers in the Orchard” reveals previously unknown figures of the donor/dedicatee Louis d’Orleans (regent of France) and Saint Agnes under a layer of brown paint.

 

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Unnoticed Masterpiece by 17th Century French Artist Charles LeBrun Found Hanging on Hotel Wall

Posted on February 1, 2013 by Johnathan Farris
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Forgotten Masterpiece by Charles LeBrun Found Hanging on Walls of Hotel Ritz

 

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