Bessie Wessel, A Historic Model
Once I thought of Bessie Wessel with some pity, a victim of her times, when women were permitted to study, but not to enjoy a full, satisfying career. Men, like Bessie’s husband, Herman, would pursue success in the world, while the ladies, God bless ‘em, tended the comforts that would enable the men to fight […]
Mitchell and Rammelsberg Furniture at the Cincinnati Art Museum
Despite having a PhD in Philosophy and Dr. of Divinity Degree I know very little art history. As a self taught artist, from an early age, I have had creative abilities in drawing and woodworking. I draw in pencil or charcoal. I learned tools and skills from my mother. I was, therefore, immediately drawn to […]
Emily Louise Howard: Film Interview
Dan Newman Studio Presents: Art by “MYRIX”
Dan Newman Studio Presents: Art by “MYRIX” “Archetypal Faces” Born in Kentucky and now living in Cincinnati, Ohio, Myrix is a self-taught artist, working in pencil and charcoal. His talent for creating images of hard-working men has not gone unnoticed. Galleries have shown his distinctly masculine images to audiences in locations from San […]