Flying Baby Jesus

:: in June 1, 2014 :: in Blog :: 1 comment

Today is the Children’s Day, so let’s have a look on a very interesting motif including a child, and more precisely: flying Baby Jesus. When we look at the depictions of the Annunciation, we usually focus on main characters: Mary and the Angel. But if we are dealing with a…

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A “horny” error

:: in March 14, 2014 :: in Blog :: 0 comments

There is a San Pietro in Vincoli basilica in Rome – it is dedicated to Saint Peter in Chains (the chains relics are actually kept there). It is famous mostly for the tomb of Pope Julius II, containing Michelangelo’s statue of Moses. The tomb was initially supposed to be much…

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A living mousetrap

:: in February 7, 2014 :: in Blog :: 0 comments

There was a brand new art born in the Netherlands in the 15th century – the new style in painting, so called “ars nova”. It was famous for illusionistic effects and incredible precision of depicting everyday objects. Some scholars say that the 15th century Netherlandish painting is “a mirror of…

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