Vermeer Stories
Tom AndersonI have a PhD in Physiology, am a serial entrepreneur in the life sciences, and am a fan of the painters of the Dutch Golden Age. I takes particular joy in finding the hints that artists leave us to help us understand the stories they are telling us.
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Vermeer’s Tronies
Girl with a Pearl Earring is surely the most recognizable and most revered of all of Vermeer’s paintings.
Tronies
A tronie is a type of painting from the Dutch Golden Age that depicts a character with an interesting facial expression or an unusual costume. Tronies are not portraits: They are not commissioned likenesses of specific people. They were som...
Vermeer’s Missing Masterpiece
My post last week was about the greatest art heist in history, in which 13 pieces of art were taken from the Gardner Museum in Boston in the wee hours of March 19, 1990. All of those works of art are still on the lam. The most valuable pain...
The Greatest Art Heist of All Time
At 1:24 am on March 18, 1990, while the St. Patrick’s Day revelries were winding down in Boston, two thieves entered the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and stole 13 works of art, including The Concert, by Johannes Vermeer. It remains the g...
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I write about the hints that Vermeer and other painters of the Dutch Golden Age leave us to help us understand the stories they are telling.
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