Jenny Saville Was Born Today, 56 Years Ago. She Reinvented the Female Nude for a New Century.
On May 7, 1970, Jenny Saville was born in Cambridge, England. Fifty-six years later, she has not only become one […]
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Konstantin Somov Died 87 Years Ago Today. He Made the Nude a Weapon Against Russian Censorship.
May 6, 1939 — Paris, France. On this day, Konstantin Andreyevich Somov died at the age of 69, an exile
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner Was Born Today, 146 Years Ago. He Made the Nude the Weapon That Broke German Art.
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Born Today in Art History: Wojciech Weiss and the Nude in Polish Symbolism (May 4, 1875)
On May 4, 1875, Wojciech Weiss was born in Leorda, Bukovina — a territory then part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire,
Born Today in Art History: Philip Hermogenes Calderon and the Nude Saint That Shocked Victorian England (May 3, 1833)
On May 3, 1833, the British painter Philip Hermogenes Calderon was born in Poitiers, France to a Spanish father and
This Week in Nude Art History: When America Put a Nude Goddess on Top of Chicago — and the Country Lost Its Mind
# This Week in Nude Art History: When America Put a Nude Goddess on Top of Chicago — and the
Francesco Primaticcio Was Born Today, 522 Years Ago. He Made the Nude the Language of French Power.
The Man Who Brought the Italian Nude to France On April 30, 1504, Francesco Primaticcio was born in Bologna. He
Born Today in Art History: Raja Ravi Varma and the Body Divine (April 29, 1848)
The Painter Who Gave Gods and Goddesses Human Skin — and Paid the Price On April 29, 1848, in the
Born Today in Art History: Yves Klein and the Body as Brush (April 28, 1928)
# Born Today in Art History: Yves Klein and the Body as Brush (April 28, 1928) On April 28, 1928,
Born Today in Art History: Samuel F.B. Morse and the Nude Study That Preceded the Telegraph (April 27, 1791)
# Born Today in Art History: Samuel F.B. Morse and the Nude Study That Preceded the Telegraph (April 27, 1791)