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The First Male Supermodel
A project called Corsi: The World’s First Male Supermodel a documentary by Jake Gorst that tells the story of the actor and model who worked with important late 19th and early 20th century artists…
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Faster Than a Speeding Bullet
Poster for the Midwest High Speed Rail Association Sadly, this plan which would make travel easier along the I-80 corridor and offer an alternative to cars, has been shelved in OH, but continues to…
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Self Study
Self-Portrait with Shaded Eyes, 1634. Rembrandt van Rijn (Dutch, 1606–1669). Oil on wood; 70.8 x 55.2 cm. Private collection, New York The exhibition Rembrandt in America will be at The Cleveland Museum of Art…
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Beadspread as Wall Hanging
Portrait of the Artist’s Wife by Louis Grell, 1922 available at Aspire Auctions Louis Grell was born in Council Bluffs, IA he studied art in Europe and eventually ended-up making his home in Chicago…
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Follow Me on Tumbler
Louise de Broglie, Contesse d’Haussonville by JAD Ingres, 1845, The Frick Collection. Your Daily Art is also on Tumbler.
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2011 Design Trust Art + Design Benefit Auction
2011 Design Trust Art + Design Benefit Auction, a set by Design Trust for Public Space on Flickr. A wonderful event for an important resource.
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Auctions without Boarders
Some of you may know that I am an adjunct art history instructor, but I have recently begun working at an online auction house based here in Cleveland called Aspire Auctions. I was looking…
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Worth the wait and the $1.99
Having been a fan of Post Secret for years I was excited to see what the app would be like. It is addictive and different from the website, in that each post made shows…
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Abstract Meaning
Elegy to the Spanish Revolution, 70, by Robert Motherwell, 1961, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, © Dedalus Foundation, Inc./Licensed by VAGA, New York, NY Motherwell was both a painter and an art historian. He…