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  • Nude Descending a Staircase, No.2 (1912): Duchamp’s Stirring Piece
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    Nude Descending a Staircase, No.2 (1912): Duchamp’s Stirring Piece

    Marcel Duchamp’s Nude Descending a Staircase, No.2 is a Modernist masterpiece that incorporates elements Cubism and Futurism to deal with the subject of depicting movement. In this article, Singulart discusses the intricacies of this masterpiece in the context of Duchamp’s life and work. Who was Marcel Duchamp?  Marcel Duchamp (1887-1968) was born in Blainville, Normandy in a family where all his…

  • The Story of The Sistine Chapel ceiling frescoes (c. 1508 – 1512)
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    The Story of The Sistine Chapel ceiling frescoes (c. 1508 – 1512)

    The Sistine Chapel ceiling frescoes are some of Michelangelo’s most impressive works, featuring 343 figures painted over 500 square metres. Today, it remains one of the most iconic works of the Italian Renaissance. In this article, Singulart discusses the life of Michelangelo and his masterpiece The Sistine Chapel ceiling frescoes. Who was Michelangelo?  Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni (1475 –…

  • 0 through 9 (1961): The Story of the Revered Piece by Jasper Johns
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    0 through 9 (1961): The Story of the Revered Piece by Jasper Johns

    Jasper Johns’ 0 through 9 is part of a series of works in which he layers the numbers 0 to 9 on top of each other, adopting a familiar image, and transforming it into something else via the medium of paint. His aim, as with much of his other mature work, was to push the boundaries of painting. A crucial…

  • Target with Four Faces (1955): Jasper Johns’ Intriguing Work
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    Target with Four Faces (1955): Jasper Johns’ Intriguing Work

    Target with Four Faces exemplifies Jasper Johns’ exploration of the new possibilities for painting. Playing with subject matter, symbolism and different techniques, Johns was able to create this engaging, unsettling and thought provoking composition. In this article, Singulart discusses Johns’ aims and methods in creating of Target with Four Faces.  Who is Jasper Johns? Jasper Johns (born May 15 1930)…

  • Meet the Singulart Family – Brice Lecompte
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    Meet the Singulart Family – Brice Lecompte

    As an online platform and gallery, Singulart is known for its services. However, sometimes the team itself – the many people who make it all possible – fades into the background. In our new series Meet the Singulart Family, we want to change this. As a French start-up company that counts diversity and inclusion among its core values, we at Singulart…

  • Bicycle Wheel (1913): The Story of Marcel Duchamp’s Pioneering Style
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    Bicycle Wheel (1913): The Story of Marcel Duchamp’s Pioneering Style

    Marcel Duchamp’s Bicycle Wheel is one of his earliest readymades, with which he questioned the very notion of what constitutes a work of art. In this article, Singulart takes a closer look at the life and works of this pioneering twentieth century artist and at Bicycle Wheel itself.  Who was Marcel Duchamp?  Marcel Duchamp (1887-1968) was born in Blainville, Normandy in…

  • Figures and Dog in Front of the Sun (1949): Joan Miró Brilliance
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    Figures and Dog in Front of the Sun (1949): Joan Miró Brilliance

    Joan Miró’s Figures and Dog in Front of the Sun represents his simplified technique of lines and block color to create an ambiguous and open composition that remains open to interpretation. In this article, Singulart discusses the composition of Figures and Dog in Front of the Sun and Joan Miró’s renowned surrealist techniques.  Who was Joan Miró?  Joan Miró (1893-1983)…

  • Online Art Supplies Box
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    Online Art Supplies Box

    Staying home can feel tedious and colorless at times. We have already given our tips to help artists find inspiration in isolation, so now we are turning our attention to everyone who doesn’t fit under the narrow bracket of ‘professional artist’. In this article, we present our online art supplies box filled with resources so that everyone, regardless of age…

  • Five Minutes With Dario Moschetta
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    Five Minutes With Dario Moschetta

    Italian artist Dario Moschetta is as equally enamored with the past as he is with the future. He has found that by learning the styles and practices of the masters, he is better prepared to implement his own style with the current technology that is on offer. We sat down with Moschetta to talk about current projects, becoming a watchmaker…

  • Art and Children: 5 Minutes with Angela Darling Faidley
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    Art and Children: 5 Minutes with Angela Darling Faidley

    Angela Darling Faidley is a radiant woman – her crystal clear eyes are bright, with her smile releasing a beneficial energy. We didn’t get the chance to meet her in person due to confinement but this feeling was palpable. Having exchanged messages with Angela, it was easy to sense that this Pennsylvanian woman was a force of nature. During quarantine,…