A little taste of history one morsel at a time
Today on Museum Bites we’re diving into the magical world of Irish illustrator and stained glass artist, Harry Clarke. Dazzling and detailed, the fairytale-like figures in Clarke’s The Coronation of the Blessed Virgin (1923) add a touch of enchantment to this sacred event. Join me for a closer look…
Wedding bells are ringing and today on Museum Bites we’re celebrating with The Marriage of the Virgin (1504) by Pietro Vannucci. Inspired by biblical fan fiction, looted by Napoleon, and snubbed by the Louvre, this lovely painting has a miraculous story to tell. Let’s dive in.
