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My daily art display. A daily dip into the world of art. Newer posts →. Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg. Part 5. Clouds and marine paintings. June 9, 2016. 1807, the British army landed in Denmark and attacked the Danish capital. The Danes finally surrendered and their naval ships were taken over by British sailors and sailed to England that October. The Fire of the Church of Our Lady by Christoffer Eckersberg (1807). The Royal Library, Copenhagen. The Fire of the Church of Our Lady. For Dahl, the sky was...

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jonathan5485 | my daily art display

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My daily art display. A daily dip into the world of art. Just someone who is interested and loves art. I am neither an artist nor art historian but I am fascinated with the interpretaion and symbolism used in paintings and love to read about the life of the artists and their subjects. Alice Neel. Part 3 – The men in her life – Kenneth Doolittle, John Rothschild and Joe Gould. August 30, 2016. Public Works of Art Project (PWAP). The Russell Sage Foundation. Washington Square Outdoor Art Exhibit. My artist...

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Three Pipe Problem: Archive

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Below is a list of 3PP posts sorted by month, starting from the most recent. To find groups of posts related to a particular topic, please use the search. Function. This list was created after numerous requests to include all articles in list form. The beauty of online publishing means that even old posts are still being revised and reformatted. If you spot anything that needs tweaking, please let me know. Also, try the new flipcard. View, which arranges every post visually on one page: launch. The rebir...

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Three Pipe Problem: Art History in the Age of the Internet - A Discussion

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Art History in the Age of the Internet - A Discussion. Hasan Niyazi ·. October 26, 2013. A Florentine Madonna and Child. Offset by a 3D printed #arthistory hashtag, a contribution to Dr. Charlotte Frost's hasharthistory project by Dr. Alexandra Korey. The discussion has mostly unfolded on the New Media Curating discussion listserve ( link. Having talked about her work at the CAA conference in February of this year ( link. I would like to encourage other bloggers who post or discuss images in an art histo...

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Three Pipe Problem: About 3PP

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Pondering Giotto's Campanile in Florence. Mental pictures, stereotypes and fake history. And when mystery is reinforced. That only means that knowledge has been lost. Welcome and thanks for looking! The phrase three pipe problem. Is a quote from the Sherlock Holmes story The Red Headed League. Hasan Niyazi is an independent researcher based in Melbourne, Australia. He first fell in love with Renaissance art and history after finding a copy of Panofsky's Meaning in the Visual Arts. I love hearing from oth...

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The Alchemist's Pillow: February 2011

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If a little dreaming is dangerous, the cure for it is not to dream less but to dream more, to dream all the time - Marcel Proust (photo by Edward Steichen). Sunday, February 27. The sweet breath of flattery . Heraclitus. Detail from. Tis holy sport to be a little vain,. When the sweet breath of flattery conquers strife. The Comedy of Errors). A couple of weeks ago I learned that this blog had been included on a list of the “Top 50 Art History Blogs”. What’s that you say? How nice, I thought, although qui...

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Three Pipe Problem: La Grande Bellezza and Raphael's Elusive Muse

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La Grande Bellezza and Raphael's Elusive Muse. Hasan Niyazi ·. October 7, 2013. Beauty awakens the soul to act. Our experience of art is invariably personal, and undoubtedly subjective. How we process a painting, sculpture or film is dependent on myriad factors from our own past and present, and includes elements of prior knowledge and experience of language, images and sound. I would like to use this post to explore my experience of the Paolo Sorrentino film La Grande Bellezza. The film is littered with...