Artists - BackStory

23 Nov 2015

Sargent and ladies riding side-saddle

by Rosa | posted in: Art History, Artists, Artists, Chapter 2: Awakening, Equestrian Art, John Singer Sargent, Museum of Fine Arts Boston | 0

Earlier this month I had the privilege of attending a lecture at the Art League, An Evening with John Singer Sargent, given by Richard Ormond, former Deputy Director of London’s National Portrait Gallery and author of multiple catalogue raisonnés. Not only distinguished as the … Continued

1 Jun 2015

Real Art in Action!

by Rosa | posted in: and Art Market, Art History, Artists, Galleries, Real Art, The Principle Gallery | 0

Good news for the Art Market! I’m happy to report I found Art History happening in Alexandria, Virginia this past Friday. We left Rob Liberace’s art class early, reluctantly washing brushes and cleaning palettes, but eagerly anticipating Rob’s exhibition demo … Continued

30 May 2015

Real Art, Art History and their Emancipated child, the Art Market

by Rosa | posted in: and Art Market, Artists, Pablo Picasso, Pablo Picasso, Uncategorized | 0

Art plays a big role in “House Key”, and promises to play a bigger role in its sequel (in progress!). I’ve been busy writing, researching in museums, and working on art projects. But it was a reader’s comment from my … Continued

14 May 2015

May Morning Stroll through 19th Century American Art at the PMA

by Rosa | posted in: Artists, Museums, The Philadelphia Museum of Art | 2

This weekend I took a little tour into Emaline’s world. It wasn’t intentional. It just happened. It was a beautiful May morning and I was at Fairmount Park to watch the Dad Vail Regatta, but there it was: Presiding over the … Continued