by Leiermann | Jul 21, 2022 | Biographien, Biographien, Biographies Music, Biographies music, Classical Music, Others, Women in Art and History
Misia – Muse, Mäzenin und Model von Anja Weinberger Misia – muse, patron and model by Anja Weinberger Misia – Muse, Mäzenin und Model [1] Misia Sert, das reiche, mal glückliche, mal unglückliche, in Polen...
by Leiermann | Jun 30, 2022 | The coffee, The coffee
Café a la Pompadour von Thomas Stiegler It sounds like well invented, but it has been proven to have happened exactly like that: The young bourgeois daughter Jeanne-Antoinette was prophesied at a very early age that a king would one day fall in love with her....
by Leiermann | Apr 11, 2022 | Biographien, Biographien, Biographies music, Das 19. Jahrhundert, Das 19. Jahrhundert, Others, The Flute, Women in Art and History
The women of the Boulanger family by Anja Weinberger The women of the Boulanger family by Anja Weinberger There were three particularly musical women in the Boulanger family. One was named Marie-Julie, a Halligner by birth, and the...
by Leiermann | Mar 23, 2022 | Fine Arts, Fine Arts, Fine Arts
Van Gogh could not paint at all! by Georg Rode To be blunt, I don’t hold this view, but I find the idea interesting. The sciences have defined standards for dealing with their various research objects. Art does not have that; there...
by Leiermann | Mar 20, 2022 | Fine Arts, Fine Arts, History
Rouen – Cidre, Joie et Cathédrale by Anja Weinberger Or: What do Claude Monet and the young man with a green mohawk have in common? “You’ve heard one, you’ve heard them all.” Hasn’t each of us heard or perhaps even uttered this...