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History of Art, 31 Jul 2026

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An engaging overview of major art movements, styles, and developments throughout history.

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ArticleLeonardo da Vinci

“A painter should begin every can­vas with a wash of black, because all things in nature are dark except where exposed by the light.”

Leonardo da Vinci

ArticleFrom the Editor

When I think of art I guess I don’t think of the influ­ences it has on the his­tory of who we are and how we are here. When we decided to com­pile this beau­ti­ful magazine and had come to the real­isa­tion that the influ­ence of art on his­tory and in...

From the Editor

ArticleMas­ter­ing the Arts

It is also a work of art that pion­eered a change in style and tech­nique. In 480 BCE, a Greek sculptor and mas­ter of his work­shop had little notion that his mod­est statue of a boy would revital­ise the arts at the turn of the twenty-first...

Mas­ter­ing the Arts

ArticleMind Divine: The Story of the Renais­sance .

Leonardo grew up on the peas­ant hills of Tuscany, the blessed and pic­tur­esque region in north­w­est Italy. In 1452 in a farm­house just out­side the small Tuscan town of Vinci, three hours into an April night, Cater­ina, a peas­ant woman, gave...

Mind Divine: The Story of the Renais­sance .

ArticleSpain’s Golden Age in Light of its Past

The two dif­fer­ent tech­niques affect the viewer in the subtlest of ways and, yet, they define the palp­able dif­fer­ence between the two artists. Diego Velázquez and El Greco are the revered mas­ters of the Span­ish Golden Age (1492-1659). They were...

Spain’s Golden Age in Light of its Past

ArticleThe French and Their Love Affair With Art - A Brief His­tory

Almost on every street corner you can find an artist to paint you a pic­ture and it’s this very simple love of art that makes the French so proud of their cul­ture... When one thinks of France, one thinks of art. A trip to France would not be...

The French and Their Love Affair With Art - A Brief His­tory