It's not called the "Pantheon of the Italian Greats" for nothing! This gem is filled with amazing art, great stories, and the final resting places of many famous Italians!
Listening to TJ Clark
This last week the city of Chicago was so fortunate to host the amazing art historian T.J. Clark. You can probably recognize his name if you've ever taken a modern art course- as he is an expert on the subject. I became familiar with his work last semester when I used his book The Painting of … Continue reading Listening to TJ Clark
Midterm Madness
Everyone in school right now is either dealing with midterms this week or are finally relaxing on Spring Break. Except me. I had my midterms weeks ago (unusually early) and still have a few weeks to wait for my Spring Break. That doesn't mean I haven't been busy though! On the contrary, I have been … Continue reading Midterm Madness
Something New
Psssst! New things ahead!
Fifty Nifty Art Museums
Art Museums are my second home... and I've just recently visited my 50th!
Manet’s Modernism
I love Impressionism. The pastel hues, the lighthearted subject matter. The Art Institute of Chicago has a large collection of Impressionist works. The gallery incudes Manet, Monet, Degas, Pissarro, and others. Which is why I was so suprised to find out that Manet was not an Impressionist. I think every Impressionism book I own includes his … Continue reading Manet’s Modernism
Milan Museum Madness!
What can you possibly do for three days in Milan? You can visit 8 art museums like I did! Read more to find out how.
“Giovanni and Lusanna” by Gene Brucker
Judicial, social, and marriage practices of Renaissance Florence. Oh, and crazy drama.
The Good and the Bad of Couchsurfing
A reflection on my first two drastically different Couchsurfing experiences.
Michelangelo’s Hell
My take on how Michelangelo portrays Hell with the seven deadly sins and inspiration from Dante.
That Art History Girl 