'Marie Laurencin: Sapphic Paris' and subtle queerness in art
Regarded as one of the most celebrated women painters in Paris during the 20th century, “Marie Laurencin: Sapphic Paris” is on display at the Barnes Foundation through to Jan. 21,
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Regarded as one of the most celebrated women painters in Paris during the 20th century, “Marie Laurencin: Sapphic Paris” is on display at the Barnes Foundation through to Jan. 21,
I should start out by saying that I have never studied art and know very little about it. I don’t know what makes a good painting great or a great painting a masterpiece but I do know what makes one famous. That would be any painting that even a guy like me would recognize. This list is not about colors, depth of field, symbolism, interpretation or why the artist chose to paint on beaverboard over canvas. This list looks at the personal lives of the people that have posed as subjects or models in 10 well known paintings which I feel is never discussed enough. Please comment if anyone feels t...
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