Category: art history

• Visual Writing Prompts – Day 2

  

  Author Robin Rivers combines art and writing with daily visual prompts to build your creative muscles during the COVID-19 quarantine.

  Robin Rivers

  April 24, 2020

  art history, COVID-19 Pandemic, In The Writer’s Studio, writing prompts

  art history, COVID-19 Pandemic, creative writing, journaling, museums, Robin Rivers, writing prompts

• Visual Writing Prompts – Day 1

  

  Author Robin Rivers shares writing prompts that combine famous paintings and literary guides.

  Robin Rivers

  April 23, 2020

  art history, COVID-19 Pandemic, In The Writer’s Studio, Uncategorized, writing prompts

  art history, COVID-19 Pandemic, creative writing, creativity, isolation, journaling, museums, Quarantine, writing, writing prompts

• My Ladies and Their Unicorns

  

  Author Robin Rivers uncovers a mysterious anagram and the possible evidence of a lost all-female society in Paris.

  Robin Rivers

  October 22, 2019

  A Canadian In France, art history, The Woman On The Wall, Travel

  A Mon Sevl Desir, alternative interpretation, anagrams, art history, Cluny Museum, female society, France, French Renaissance, goddess, La Dame à la licorne, Lady and the Unicorn, lost society, medieval, Middle Ages, Moyen-Âge, Museé de Cluny, mysticism, pagan symbols, Paris, Sibyl, sibylline, symbolism, tapestries, The Woman On The Wall, Travel, unicorn

• The Ballets Russes

  

  Author Robin Rivers shares art from the Ballets Russes by Léon Bakst.

  Robin Rivers

  July 30, 2019

  art history

  20th century, art, art history, ballet, Ballets Russes, drawings, France, Jewish, Léon Bakst, Narcissus, paiting, Paris, performing arts, Russian