State of the Arts

For your viewing pleasure: Women in Art

Posted at 1:00 PM on July 14, 2009 by Marianne Combs (1 Comments)
Filed under: Animation, Painting

This is not a new upload to YouTube, but still one I find captivating. Take a tour through 500 years of portraits of women, and notice the themes that emerge. There's the importance of the gaze, the only ever-so-slight smile, and the tilting of the head. Looks like those painters liked their women as elusive as they were beautiful...


Comments (1)

This is breathtaking and quite mesmerizing. I could see it as an exhibit itself, on a monitor in a museum, for people to watch and then go view some of the paintings from which the images are taken.
To whoever developed and produced this, bravo!

Posted by Kathy Peterson | July 14, 2009 3:06 PM


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