This is the fifth and final part of Helena’s series on Caravaggio’s masterpiece, The Taking of Christ. At one point Helena speaks of “the beauty and quality of this work.” That phrase is equally applicable to her work – her art criticism/appreciation/history. I’ve said it before but it bears repeating, I am, without fail, spellbound […]
Read More“the most psychologically complex study of Judas’ character in the history of art”
Read More“her influence spanned continents”
Read More“he recoils in utter horror”
Read More“the frescoes are like a live-action movie”
Read More“the powers of darkness are at full strength”
Read More“this is the green fairy – it’s what happens to you if you drink too much absinthe”
Read More“199 riverboats that have this rather bohemian, trendy existence…it used to be a really cheap living option”
Read More“I won the National Championship on more than one occasionl”
Read More“a pivotal moment…where the destiny of the country hangs in the balance”
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