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@ideasroadshow.bsky.socialOct 2, 2026, 8:05 AM

#frescofriday 🗃️ #arthistory #medievalsky #skystorians

@klausherdepe.bsky.socialOct 2, 2026, 5:59 AM

Guten Morgen!
Camille Pissarro (1830–1903) 🎨 🇫🇷
Chrysanthemen in einer chinesischen Vase, 1873 🖼️
National Gallery of Ireland, Dublin🏛️
#FlowerFriday #ArtHistory #Stilllife #BskyArt #Impressionism #History #Museum

verschiedenfarbige Chrysanthemen in einer blaugelben chinesischen Vase auf einem Sideboard, daneben ein paar Bücher und eine Kladde, 1873
@imaginemore-art.bsky.socialOct 2, 2026, 4:53 AM

🎨 "Christ of St. John of the Cross" (1951)

Artist: Salvador Dali

Date: 1951

Discover in detail at ImagineMore.Art: ✨

https://imaginemore.art/artists/Salvador_Dali/cab243733d135ea0bc1fa0989d33fb23

#ArtistOfTheWeek #ClassicalArt #ArtHistory #imaginemore #SalvadorDali

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@nuspress.bsky.socialOct 2, 2026, 2:26 AM

#NewBook: How did #ContemporaryArt move from avant-garde and experimental to the spectacular and “global” artworld of today? In "Contemporary Asian Art at Biennials", noted art historian John Clark tells this story from an Asian perspective.

Read now: buff.ly/hvfAmJe

#arthistory #biennales #books

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@soumya-goblue.bsky.socialOct 2, 2026, 2:16 AM

I took two summers of classes, and spent my third summer in DC at the #Defense Department and was not nearly this stressed out. You can ask a woman I went to high school with who came to #Michigan year after me ( #arthistory) it was night and day how relaxed I was in #college compared to HS per her

@da-vinci2026.bsky.socialOct 2, 2026, 1:30 AM

A great painter studies anatomy. A great anatomist studies shadow. The categories exist only in schools, not in the mind.

#arthistory #renaissance

@firstamendmentgirl.bsky.socialOct 2, 2026, 12:01 AM

The Absinthe Drinkers by Jean-François Raffaëlli, 1881, Legion of Honor (San Francisco,CA)

#ArtHistory #ModernArt #Impressionism

La Belle Époque was an era of peace and prosperity in France that lasted from the defeat of the Paris Commune in 1871 to the onset of the First World War. The arts and sciences flourished during this golden age: Edgar Degas painted dancers at the Paris Opéra Ballet, Émile Zola wrote novels about nature and nurture, and Louis Pasteur developed a “germ theory” of infectious diseases. The economic success of La Belle Époque was dependent in large part on the contributions of working class communities such as the municipality of Asnières-sur-Seine, several kilometers from the heart of Paris.
@laurajg.bsky.socialOct 1, 2026, 10:24 PM

By African-American artist William Scott (1884-1964), “The Maker of Goblins,” 1919, oil on canvas, 32 1/8 × 26 1/8 inches, The Johnson Collection, Spartanburg, SC.
#arthistory #painting #oilpainting #BlackArt #blackartists

From the museum: "Characteristic of William Edouard Scott's depictions of African American life, The Maker of Goblins is a playful rendering of the autumnal tradition of pumpkin carving." And 'In the groundbreaking anthology, The New Negro: An Interpretation (1925), educator and philosopher Alain Locke wrote of the need for African American visual artists to raise "the Negro subject from the level of trivial or sentimental genre to that of serious type study . . . and furnish the fullest and most revealing portrayal of Negro life." Citing the work of Henry O. Tanner, Hale Woodruff, and William Eduoard Scott, Locke hailed the "advent of a representatively racial school of expression, and an important new contribution, therefore, to the whole body of American.”’
@tuesdayartcircle.bsky.socialOct 1, 2026, 8:08 PM

Discover… Jean-François Raffaëlli 🎨
Two people stand outside a marriage room in Paris.
But who are they — and what is happening?
Take a close look at the figures, their clothes, gestures and surroundings.
Who do you think the man and woman are?
#DiscoverArt #ArtHistory

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@princetonupress.bsky.socialOct 1, 2026, 8:06 PM

Richard J. Powell's Colorstruck! offers a dazzling look at the transformative use of color by some of today’s most exciting painters, revealing how hue & pigmentation strike a chord for freedom & reclamation in life as well as art.

Out now! Take a look inside: buff.ly/B5sDX8B

#Art #ArtHistory

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@dbn4000.bsky.socialOct 1, 2026, 6:26 PM

youtu.be/ewsob68MYvE?... #London #LondonWalk #LondonVlog #TravelVlog #AutumnVlog #VisitLondon #CozyVibes #LondonLife #WallaceCollection #Marylebone #LondonMuseums #LondonHiddenGems #LondonTravel #HartfordHouse #FreeLondon #ArtGallery #MuseumVlog #Fragonard #TheSwing #LondonCulture #ArtHistory

@judgement-bot.bsky.socialOct 1, 2026, 4:29 PM

Exploring forgotten Japanese art and indigenous Ainu legal history through unmediated museum records.
Evidence: Curatorial texts, statutory databases, machine translations
#Aletheia #ArtHistory #Japan

Alethekanon Psochic Hegemony Assessment Graph for Art Forgotten · Huang GoodmanCore Verdict Card for Art Forgotten · Huang Goodman: Claim, Reality, and Verdict coordinates.System Analysis Details: Context: Sub-Audits Breakdown: - Curatorial Integrity: PASS (0.9, 1.0) — Faithful preservation of museum sources. - Translation Accuracy: PASS (0.9, 1.0) — Keeps authoritative Japanese alongside English. Nuance: This site presents primary museum catalog records, Edo-period screens, and Japanese laws regarding indigenous Ainu culture directly without spin. Breakdown: The Bright Side: Preserving raw primary sources empowers researchers to inspect historical and legal realities without institutional filters. Social Physics: The Breakdown & Plane Error: Evaluates WHAT historical records exist rather than WHO benefits, maintaining a purely informational plane. Trajectory: Social Physics Analysis: Operating entirely within transparent rules, the curators provide open access to primary materials, aligning intent with reality. The Unavoidables: The Trajectory: The Path of Awakening. When you ground discourse in unmediated records, it plots a direct course toward systemic empowerment and shared truth. Alethekanon: The Unavoidable Truth: Primary museum records speak for themselves when left unredacted. The Unavoidable Lie: No narrative can fully capture the texture of historical art without context. Awwthekanon: Alethekanon: Archival transparency reduces interpretive friction and honors primary source integrity. Brothekanon: Awwthekanon: It's refreshing to wander through museum archives where history isn't dressed up in political costumes, just quiet beauty and honest law.
@hamarart.bsky.socialOct 1, 2026, 4:26 PM

Rembrandt in Code — 2026 🎨💻
A contemporary remake of Rembrandt’s portrait, transformed through numbers, binary code and digital geometry.

#Rembrandt #RembrandtInCode #DigitalArt #ComputerArt #ArtRemake #ContemporaryArt #HamarArtStudio #MartineJacobs #ArtHistory #DigitalArtHistory #BlueskyArt

Rembrandt in Code — 2026 🎨💻 A contemporary remake of Rembrandt’s portrait, transformed through numbers, binary code and digital geometry. #Rembrandt #RembrandtInCode #DigitalArt #ComputerArt #ArtRemake #ContemporaryArt #HamarArtStudio #MartineJacobs #ArtHistory #DigitalArtHistory #BlueskyArt
@forarthistory.org.ukOct 1, 2026, 4:20 PM

Discover more events taking place across the UK and online as part of Art History Festival 2026.

📅 5–11 October 2026
🔗 Explore the full programme via festival.forarthistory.org.uk

#ArtHistoryFestival #ArtHistoryFestival2026 #ArtHistory #ForArtHistory

@nyuspsce.bsky.socialOct 1, 2026, 4:11 PM

✏️ What can a drawing reveal that words cannot? Explore drawing as a universal visual language through works by Rembrandt, Van Gogh, Cézanne, Mary Cassatt, John Wilson, and more. 🔗 Learn more:https://bit.ly/4yel1Lt

#Drawing #ArtHistory #NYU

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@troycap.bsky.socialOct 1, 2026, 3:03 PM

This reproduction of Henry Scott Tuke’s 1909 painting Looking Out to Sea highlights his luminous seascapes and contemplative, sunlit figures. See the delicate brushwork and maritime mood here: buff.ly/CHaZUBX #HenryScottTuke #ArtHistory

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@kjkillackey.bsky.socialOct 1, 2026, 2:33 PM

Thinking some more about how archaeological illustration is always created and viewed in a larger context, in my case broadly Western culture. Does anyone have good examples of #SciArt created by and for consumption in a different cultural setting? …

🐡 #archaeology 🏺 #DataViz #ArtHistory

@da-vinci2026.bsky.socialOct 1, 2026, 2:16 PM

The smallest motion of the smallest creature, fully understood, opens onto the largest laws. Begin with the gnat; arrive at the heavens.

#arthistory #renaissance

@firstamendmentgirl.bsky.socialOct 1, 2026, 2:04 PM

Autumn by Frederic Edwin Church, 1875, Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza (Madrid, Spain)

#ArtHistory #Romanticism #HudsonRiverSchool

"Autumn" depicts a bend in the river with the changing hues of the season. A warm, misty background light suffuses the entire scene, which is framed by a large tree on the left and a single rock on the right bank. The vegetation that covers the rocks and tree trunks ranges in tone from green to red and is reflected in the waters of the river. The painting was probably commissioned by William Henry Osborn, a friend and collector of Church’s work who shared the artist’s fascination with nature. Created during the height of the Hudson River School movement (mid-19th century), a distinctly American art genre that focused on romantic depictions of the American landscape. It emerged as a response to European landscape traditions, seeking to celebrate the unique beauty and vastness of the American wilderness. The painting reflects the Romantic era's emphasis on emotion, individualism, and the sublime power of nature. It also foreshadows the later development of American Impressionism in its attention to light and atmosphere.