A Critical Archive of the Visual Arts
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Caravaggio and Caravaggist Painting (5 Artworks)
Valentin de Boulogne. Denial of St. Peter. c1615-17. Oil on canvas (88%)
St. Petersburg, FL: Museum of Fine Arts (Exhibition: In Caravaggio’s Light: Baroque Masterpieces from the Fondazione Roberto Longhi)
First off, it’s pretty fucking c...
Florentine Painting (5 Artworks)
Paolo Uccello. Episodes from the Aeneid. c1470. Egg tempera, oil, and gold on wood panel (86%)
Seattle, WA: Seattle Art Museum
It would be a disservice to the graphic inventiveness of Uccello's art to say that its greatness is merely a ma...
American Modernist Paintings and Prints (5 Artworks)
Rockwell Kent. An Ocean Headland. 1907. Oil on canvas (43%)
Seattle, WA: Seattle Art Museum
This painting is a domestication of Winslow Homer; it’s derivative of him not just because it’s a seascape with crags but because it balances inte...
19th-Century American Painting (5 Artworks)
George Caleb Bingham. Fur Traders Descending the Missouri. 1845. Oil on canvas (72%)
New York, NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art
In Bingham’s best pictures there are these invisible forces — orb-like fields of power and influence — that mani...
Surrealist Painting and Sculpture (5 Artworks)
Salvador Dalí. Girl with Curls. 1926. Oil on panel (25%)
St. Petersburg, FL: Salvador Dalí Museum (Exhibition: Alberto Giacometti & Salvador Dalí: Through & Beyond Surrealism)
This painting proves Dalí to have been a pornographer, not jus...
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