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 " I have only listed a small fraction of art exhibits across the United States but there are some interesting shows coming up with art as varied as the Dutch Masters, Magritte and Picasso. " (Carol Hendricks)

 "Rosalba was a portrait artist who worked in the relatively new medium of oil pastels." (Carol Hendricks)

 "This ages old question is often discussed and has widely varying answers." (Carol Hendricks)

 "This fresco cycle can help illustrate the importance of patronage in the arts during the Renaissance." (Carol Hendricks)

 "Why has the Mona Lisa become so famous?" (Carol Hendricks)

 "Much of what we know of Greek sculpture today is due to the surviving Ancient Roman copies of originals." (Carol Hendricks)

 " Artists and art galleries flourished during what is now known as the Dutch Golden Age.  " (Carol Hendricks)

 "Elaborate woven tapestries were a common art form during the period of late Medieval and the Renaissance." (Carol Hendricks)

 "Ribera took Caravaggio's techniques a step further and became well known for portraying figures in an extremely naturalistic style." (Carol Hendricks)

 "I had never connected the two works on my own, but seeing them together made for a very interesting and unique comparison." (Carol Hendricks)

 "In fact I recently described Italian Mannerism as "the visual equivalent to nails on a chalkboard," but I still feel it is important to write about as it came directly after the High Renaissance and directly influenced Italian Baroque painting." (Carol Hendricks)

 "The 13th and 14th centuries in Italy are known by a variety of different names in art history." (Carol Hendricks)

 "While the chapel had been around since the 1500's, the sculpture created in the mid-1700's is what the Cappella di San Severo is famous for today." (Carol Hendricks)

 "Vincent Van Gogh was known to have painted outside with candles placed in his hat so that he could see to work at night." (Carol Hendricks)

 "Most Minoan fresco subjects were scenes from daily life rather than paintings created to honor Pharaohs or gods." (Carol Hendricks)

 " Let's look at several well known versions of the same theme by the same artist." (Carol Hendricks)