Artists in History Substack
MaryAnne ChristyMaryAnne Christy's reflections on artists in history, particularly Hans Holbein and John Singer Sargent
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The Wisdom in Silence
In the latest of the current events that resonate with the research I’ve been doing for my novels, the man in the Oval Office has been refusing to testify in a defamation lawsuit he himself brought against the BBC. It is not, as many reader...
Walking in Hans’ footsteps
When I told my agent I was off on another exploratory trip for my new novel (on John Singer Sargent - watch for news of that here!), she encouraged me to write about the work I’ve done in preparing to write The Eyes of the King. Here is a t...
The Evil That Trickles Down
Poster from 1536, the play showing at the Ambassador’s Theatre in London until August 1, from Nick Hearn Books.
Ambassadors Theatre in London. This is one of those plays where you leap to your feet after the last dramatic line, hooting app...
Truth Breeds Hatred
On a visit to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City this past weekend, I came across one of my old friends, Hans Holbein’s portrait of Hermann Wedigh III. (Side note: It looks very small in this selfie. While it’s no “Christina of...
Fighting with the Pope
Attacking the Pope has a storied history. In times past (specifically, the times when Hans Holbein was painting Henry VIII), those attacks changed the world. The irresistible podcasters and historians Tom Holland and Dominic Sandbrook spell...
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