NB! · Art · Society Pages
Irina Petrakova's work from the Coming out series at the “Vse v Sad” exhibition at Ruarts foundation
Irina Petrakova. S from the Coming Out series. The exhibition “Everyone to the Garden” at the Ruarts Foundation
NB! · Art · Society Pages
Irina Petrakova. S from the Coming Out series. The exhibition “Everyone to the Garden” at the Ruarts Foundation
NB! · Art · Monarchies · Humour
NB! · Art · Museums · Observations · Paris · Humour
In my opinion, this is perfect. Four ghosts in the first entrée. A drawing by Daniel Rabel for a ballet of 1632. Collection of the Louvre. Positively the brides of the Nazgûl
Art · London · Museums
An Allegory with Venus and Cupid, also known as Venus, Cupid, Folly and Time. Agnolo Bronzino. Venus holds a golden apple, recalling to the viewer the legend of the Judgement of Paris, at which the goddess was declared the fairest of all the goddesses. In her other hand is an
NB! · Art
NB! · Art · Moscow · Museums · Heritage
NB! · Art
Youth Making a Grimace. Adriaen Brouwer, 1632-35
NB! · Archaeology · The East · Art · Heritage · Humour
The Italian Lorenza D'Alessandro, art historian and curator, during the restoration of the tomb of Nefertari, Queen of Egypt, in Luxor. So reincarnation does exist after all?
Art · Monarchies · Mores · People
In some portraits of Napoleon's sister Pauline Bonaparte, known as one of the three crowned courtesans, Pauline has short hair. In this portrait by Robert Lefèvre, attention is drawn to an unusual headdress: brocade ribbons adorn Pauline's closely cropped head. The story of Pauline's
Coming Up · Art · Paris · Pop Culture
Christie's is in full swing preparing the sale of the impressive collection of the couturier Hubert de Givenchy, estimated at 50 million euros. The exhibition is being held in two Parisian salons connected with Givenchy's life and on the premises of Christie's. The auction
Coming Up · Art · Observations
I am often asked what to buy on the contemporary art market. My answer: I prefer realism. And at the VLADEY auction on Saturday, 11 June, there will be plenty of contemporary realism. The team has assembled canvases featuring Alexey Azarov's riot policemen, for whom "things are
NB! · Archive · Art · People
Henri Matisse at work in bed. In 1950 the artist was paralysed and could no longer walk, but he did not cease to create until his death