Classical Art History

» Suzanne Hill - What you see is what you like?

In response to What you see is what you like? posted by SarahBHood:

I totally agree with you! There's no problem! Let's appreciate the art that's here for our enjoyment.
Thanks for stopping by!
-Suzanne

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» Jennifer W. Miner - What you see is what you like?

You guys are talking about one of my favorite topics! Florence (major part of the Tuscan city-state during the Renaissance) today, has the most and best-preserved Renaissance art in the world, thanks largely to the philanthropy of the Medicis. Take that, Borgias of Rome!
Jen

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» Suzanne Hill - What you see is what you like?

In response to What you see is what you like? posted by JenniferMiner:

Thanks for your comments, Jen. I visited your site - it's great - and I'll be back to read more.

Thanks,
Suzanne

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» Stan Parchin - What you see is what you like?

In response to What you see is what you like? posted by SarahBHood:

Sarah,
You're right about medieval wardrobe. So much of what remains from the medieval millennium is largely fragmentary. Paintings and illuminated manuscripts only go so far when describing how Europeans dressed in that era.
--Stan

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