Only yesterday did I realize that one of my favorite “Russian” artists was Ukrainian. While Tatiana Yablonska died at age 88 in Kyiv (Kiev) after an illustrious career, her birthplace was Smolensk, an ancient city founded in the 11th century during the period known as … Read more
Someone remarked to me recently that he didn’t know Professor Carol dealt with art history. He just thought of her as the “music lady.” Au contraire. Professor Carol’s history courses are filled with art. You don’t have to look past the cover to see it … Read more
In this episode of our podcast interviews with our favorite art historian, Dr. Peter Mooz explains how art is empowering. How do you foster a love for the arts in children? What if you do not live close to “big city” resources? Dr. Mooz gives some … Read more
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An Interview with Dr. Peter Mooz Art Historian Peter Mooz discusses his new book “Religion in American Painting.” Dr. Mooz will be familiar to many of our readers through his involvement in Exploring America’s Musical Heritage and Early Sacred Music. I have had the pleasure of … Read more
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I recently did a post on Opening the Door to Russian Art, so I thought I should follow it up with Opening the Door to German Art. There’s so much to discover in the arts that many people find the topic just too big. I … Read more
