Art Blogs
- AHDB: The Art & History Database An ongoing collation of information on art and history resources on the web.
- Alberti's Window An art history blog by Monica Bowen
- Art Daily Art News
- Art History Today Art News, Connoisseurship Issues, Exhibitions and General Musings on Art History by David Packwood
- Art Journal's Blog Central Art Journal’s Blog Central – Visual
- ARTINFO “The premier site for news about art and culture around the world”
- artknows Tom Flynn – Comment and opinion on art and its markets
- BmoreArt Showcasing and reviewing the visual arts in Baltimore
- Colossal Art & Design Colossal Art & Design
- Culture Monster Art News Aggregation at the LA Times
- From Sketch to Product Glenn Adamson at the V&A
- Medieval Hungary Thoughts on medieval art by Hungary’s preeminent art historian, Zsombor Jékely!
- Rose's Art Lines Rose Welty’s close-to-daily efforts to learn from artists of the past and present
- The Earthly Paradise Inspired by the art of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, classic literature and mythology and the writings of William Morris and the Romantic Poets.
- The Schwartzlist Gary Schwartz on Netherlandish Art & Culture
- Three Pipe Problem Art. History. Mystery. A blog by Hasan Niyazi.
Tag Archives: expertising
An expert had confirmed the authenticity and signature
While we’re on the subjects of Steve Martin, connoisseurship, and forgery, der Spiegel is kind enough to bring them together in a story about the blossoming fake Expressionists scandal.
I’ll have a half double-decaffeinated half-caff with a twist of lemon
Connoisseurship is at a crossroads, and H. Niyazi of Three Pipe Problem explores that intersection in his review of James Beck’s From Duccio to Raphael: Connoisseurship in Crisis. Beck, no stranger to controversy, sets an agenda for reform by calling … Continue reading
“Elementary,” he said.
David Packwood of Art History Today provides an interesting overview of some issues raised at the intersection of traditional connoisseurship and scientific analysis. Do contemporary empirical methods threaten to displace the variable, and sometimes volatile, mix of observation, intuition, memory, … Continue reading
