The Doctor Will See You Now, Vincent
“I am not, strictly speaking, mad” – Van Gogh The perceptive remark, often quoted, in his letter of 22nd. March 1889 to his
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AuthorMatthew Moss
Who was Saint Dévote?
Sainte Dévote in a Monegasque Landscape the 26th. of january is the feast day of sainte dévote the patron saint of the principality
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Conservation framing
By Matthew Moss, Art Monte-Carlo Conservation framing Andy Warhol Serigraphs Prolonging the life of your silkscreen painting Andy Warhol (1928 –1987) serigraph, Black
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Take a drawing for a walk
“Draw something every day, no matter how little”- (Cennino Cennini) Old master drawings are works of art created on paper, parchment, and silk
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Speaking Bad of Artists
By Matthew Moss, Art Monte-Carlo
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Monetize your Museum
By Matthew Moss, Art Monte-Carlo Making access easy to your Museum ‘Rembrandt is sure paying a high price for being famous’. The museum
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Old Master Resurrection
By Matthew Moss, Art Monte-Carlo The Life, Death and Resurrection of Pompeo Batoni To most people, Italy does not immediately come to mind
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Artists in the Kitchen
By Matthew Moss, Art Monte-Carlo Roman author, Pliny the Elder, mentions artists knew pigments, like cinnabar were very toxic Samuel van Hoogstraten (Dordrecht
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Woman in a Landscape
Creating a permanent record en plein air of the Riviera landscape Berthe Morisot, Landscape of Nice, 1888 the grand-prix de monaco heralds the
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Monaco Mon Amour
Monaco attracted artists, from Renaissance times to the Principality Over the centuries, the Riviera on the two sides of the border has attracted
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