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An artist's job has changed significantly since Michelangelo's time. With a classical education and knowledge of the basics of color arrangement, composition, human anatomy, and the history of fine art, the ability…
In today’s digital age, a clean, crisp web design is paramount for effectively engaging visitors. As websites increasingly serve as the primary interaction platform for businesses, the imperative for simplicity in…
The term 'performance art' denotes an artistic medium where the creation of art is realized through the actions of its participants, be it the artist, collaborators, or the audience. While the term gained widespread…
Escher in The Palace is celebrating the 125th anniversary of M.C. Escher's birth, which took place in 1898 and he passed away in 1972. The museum is commemorating this occasion with a special exhibition that focuses…
Welcome to our blog where we will be discussing the top 10 most famous artists of all time. These artists have created some of the most iconic and enduring masterpieces in the history of art, and their influence can…
The Netherlands is internationally known for its culture, prominent art and design. Three museums of great importance are based in the cultural heart of Amsterdam, at Museum Square: the Rijksmuseum (home of the Dutch…
NFT has rapidly become an important part of art trading. NFTs are ‘non-fungible tokens’ with which digital art can be ‘tokenised’. This principle has been compared to buying an autographed print. The unique digital…
France has considerably eased covid-measures, which means European visitors are now welcomed again with open arms. At this moment, everything France stands for is there to be enjoyed: sun, sea, nature, the terraces,…
A new year, and a wealth of new exhibitions in Europe - if we are lucky we will even be able to visit them. If not, many museums offer rich programmes of talks, events and exhibition material on line. Not the real…
[Alain du Pontavice](/nl/alain-du-pontavice/)’s ethereal, multi-layered paintings defy categories. Are they Surreal? Symbolist? Abstract? Form? Yes, all of those things, but none of the labels cover the complexity of…
This Friday, February 14, the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam will open its new exhibition: “Caravaggio-Bernini. Baroque in Rome”. The exhibition shows more than seventy works by pioneers of Italian baroque art, including…
In the spring of 1892, [Isaac Israels](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IsaacIsra%C3%ABls) (1865-1934) stood face to face with a beautiful snow-covered cityscape in the window of an art gallery in Amsterdam. It was a…