Letters to Art
Doryletters on art and beauty, scribbled in the margins of days that felt ordinary.
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The Forgotten Women of the Blue Stockings Society
Richard Samuel, 1778 · National Portrait Gallery, London.
The Women Who Created Their Own Intellectual World
In eighteenth-century Britain, a woman's education and intellectual ambitions were often shaped by the expectations of the societ...
The Boy on the Golden Throne
Akbar, Shah Abu'l-Ma'ali, and a Painting Where Power Is Learned in Public
Three days after he became emperor, Akbar was thirteen years old. The page I want to talk about today shows that moment, and it does not treat him as a child.
The Private Life of a Girl Who Reads
There is a particular kind of girl who always seems to be carrying a book.
Image found via Pinterest.
Perhaps it rests inside her bag beside a notebook filled with handwritten observations, or waits on her desk beneath the afternoon light...
The Shoe in Mid-Air
Jean-Honoré Fragonard, Les Hasards Heureux de L'Escarpolette (“The Swing”), 1767. Courtesy of the Wallace Collection.
Some paintings ask for silence. Fragonard's The Swing (1767) asks for a smile, and then quietly makes you complicit in it...
The Beauty of Ordinary Evenings
There is something about autumn that makes ordinary days feel different.
The evenings arrive a little earlier, the light becomes softer, and somehow the smallest parts of the day become easier to notice. A book on my desk, a warm drink bes...
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