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British Summer Captured in 3 Paintings
Regardless of what country you grew up in, there really isn’t anything like the feel of sand between your toes. The sound of people swimming in the ocean, the smell of fish and chips in the air, it’s really quite a poetic experience. Let’s take a closer look at three contemporary paintings that capture the beauty of British summer. Many artists have taken the time to recreate well-known beach scenes.
5 Best-Selling Tom Ford Colognes Every Man Should Try
It's not hard to see why Tom Ford colognes are some of the best in the world. They offer a perfect blend of sophistication and masculinity that is hard to find elsewhere. If you're looking for a new cologne for yourself or as a gift for someone else, look no further than these five options from Tom Ford. Black Orchid Tobacco Vanille Ombre Leather Mandarino di Amalfi Oud Wood Tom Ford's Black Orchid is a hidden gem when it comes to men's fragrances.
Taking the Perfect Selfie: Tips from Best Self-Portraits in Art History
To pout or not to pout… that is the question. From smolders to smiles, duck faces to dog ears, in the age of front-facing phone cameras there isn’t a man or woman alive who hasn’t at least been tempted to shamelessly pose for a selfie in the middle of a busy street. However, Millennials are not the originators of the vanity pic. Portrait artists have been pulling their sexiest faces and committing them to paper for thousands of years.
Summer Interior and Edward Hopper's Women
In Summer Interior, we see a solitary woman at the center of an unknown crisis. Edward Hopper‘s women appear frequently within his oeuvre—depicted as looking longingly out of windows, passively into their laps, or engaged in some menial activity. Through Summer Interior, there is a stark realization in Hopper’s realism. It forces us to look upon a moment in time that we should not have the privilege to observe.
A Lesson in Illustration—The Whimsical Characters of Beatrix Potter
Beatrix Potter, best known for the charming tale of Peter Rabbit, inspired the minds of budding young novelists and illustrators alike. Her most distinguishable artistic traits are well known to be the whimsical anthropomorphism that her stories surround. Stories involving the mischief of a daring young rabbit or the simple pleasures of an old toad. A delicate symphony of illustration and well written literature. Regularly, young Beatrix Potter would summer at the Dalguise House of Scotland.
Duchamp's Pipe: A Chess Romance. The Marriage of Man and Mind
Allow me to begin this review of Celia Rabinovitch’s Duchamp’s Pipe: A Chess of Romance by stating, unequivocally, that I had no interest in chess before reading this book. To me, chess was a dull game played by my late grandfather.
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