Artists
Degas: More than Just Tutus
Getting Technical: The Art of Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema
Giuseppe Arcimbaldo: Unique in His Time
Grandma Moses: Never Too Late to Start
Monet's Garden in Giverny
Pierre-Joseph Redouté: Flower Painter Extraordinare
Sculpting the Legacy of Camille Claudel
The Birds of John James Audobon
The Charm and Spirit of Franz Hals
The Rediscovery of Bouguereau
Vincent van Gogh
Andy Warhol: Artistic Entrepreneur
Portrait of an Artist: Gilbert Stuart
Rene Magritte and the Meaning of Meaning
The Decorative Art of Gustav Klimt
The Indian Gallery of George Catlin
The Intimate World of Mary Cassatt
The Naivete of Henri Rousseau
Waterhouse: Expert on Women?
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Getting Technical: The Art of Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema
Giuseppe Arcimbaldo: Unique in His Time
Grandma Moses: Never Too Late to Start
Monet's Garden in Giverny
Pierre-Joseph Redouté: Flower Painter Extraordinare
Sculpting the Legacy of Camille Claudel
The Birds of John James Audobon
The Charm and Spirit of Franz Hals
The Rediscovery of Bouguereau
Vincent van Gogh
Andy Warhol: Artistic Entrepreneur
Portrait of an Artist: Gilbert Stuart
Rene Magritte and the Meaning of Meaning
The Decorative Art of Gustav Klimt
The Indian Gallery of George Catlin
The Intimate World of Mary Cassatt
The Naivete of Henri Rousseau
Waterhouse: Expert on Women?
art@dianablake.net
Graphics and text articles created by Diana Blake
may not be used or reproduced without her consent.
Consent may be requested by email.
Sage's Buttons and Gifs and Ever Eden Design
Aboutthe
Author
Diana Blake is a professional artist and art history enthusiast. Her fascination with art history began when she encountered European art firsthand during several trips abroad as a young adult. As she began to compose a portfolio for her own art career, she called upon what she had seen in Europe and extended her knowledge to other styles of art through profuse reading and exhaustive research. As a result, Diana has written more than one hundred articles in which she delves into a variety of art history topics and she has compiled a list of links that she believes to be invaluable for art history enthusiasts. In addition, she also reviews books and movies on the topic of art history and has assembled an extensive list of online stores that sell books, movies and gift items related to art history.
You can see Diana's own artwork by visiting her site at www.dianablake.net.