Waves of (hyper)realism · interview with Eleonore Bernair
Interview with Eleonore Bernair, painter of hyperrealistic seascapes
Interview with Eleonore Bernair, painter of hyperrealistic seascapes
Obscured in part by the human drama and the fear of a very likely economic crisis, the Russian invasion of Ukraine has provoked an earthquake in the world of art and culture, the effects of which we are only just beginning to assimilate.
From the world’s oldest cave paintings to the latest Banksy, we present 12 of the most important works of art discovered in 2021.
Chronology of the plundering of the Benin Bronzes, and the long struggle for their repatriation
No artistic period has been as commented or discussed as Impressionism. But, as an image is worth a thousand words, theartwolf.com has decided to showcase 50 paintings to resume the very best of this fascinating Art movement.
25 Post-Impressionist paintings by G. Fernández – theartwolf.comAfter the zenith of Impressionism in the 1870s and early 1880s, many of the major artists who had… Read More »25 postimpressionist paintings
Following the recent news of the possible attribution to Caravaggio of an “Ecce Homo” in Madrid, we review the most recent cases of works attributed -almost always with excessive optimism- to the great master of Italian Baroque painting.
Art Museums – acquiring in the age of petrodollars by G. Fernández – theartwolf.com. Published in June 2019. Looking at the history of art collecting… Read More »Art Museums – acquiring in the age of petrodollars
Art for Summer · 10 great summer-related artworks Our personal tribute to summer solstice: 10 works of art that, in one way or another, convey… Read More »Art for Summer
Saved for the nation · UK fights against the export of its art treasures by G. Fernández – theartwolf.com. Published in February 2008. Updated in… Read More »Saved for the nation · UK fights against the export of its art treasures