Mar 20, 2025 | Art History, art retreat, painting holiday, painting workshop, personal enhancement, Reviews, travel
Henri Le Sidaner’s Garden: A Living Painting in Gerberoy At Workshops in France, we love discovering hidden gems — intriguing spots that spark creativity and make you reach for a brush. While scouting locations for our Normandy workshops, we stumbled upon a true... Feb 20, 2025 | Art History, couples travel, inspiration, painting holiday, Paris, Places, travel, travel for artists, travel tips
Photo: Reza Bina. Unsplash 48-Hour Artist’s Dream Trip to Paris: The Perfect Itinerary for Art Lovers Guest Blogger: Vanessa Françoise Rothe If you’re an artist — or simply an art lover traveling to France, the question isn’t if you should visit Paris, but... Dec 19, 2024 | Art History, couples travel, inspiration, travel, travel for artists, travel tips, tricks and Hacks for Artists
The ultimate recommendations for 24 hours in Florence 24 Hours in Florence – A Perfect Day in Florence If you’re an artist or an art lover, spending a day in Florence is a dream come true. Known as the cradle of the Renaissance, Florence offers a... Feb 12, 2024 | Art History, Art News, Reviews, travel, travel for artists
“White Ships”, John Singer Sargent 1908, watercolor over graphite, with gouache and wax resist, Brooklyn Museum, National Gallery of Art “Tarragona”, c. 1908, watercolor over graphite with gouache. New Britain Museum of American Art, National... Jan 10, 2024 | Americans in Paris, Art History, Art News, art retreat, inspiration, painting workshop, travel, Workshop News
Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot, View of the Forest of Fontainebleau (1830) How the Artists of the Forest of Fontainebleau Opened the Door to Impressionism By: Vanessa Françoise Rothe Impressionist landscape paintings are among the most widely known and appreciated works... Mar 31, 2022 | Art History, Scotland
“To Pastures New”, Sir James Guthrie, 1883 Every time we explore a travel destination our lives become richer for the experience. That’s to be expected, after all, that’s why we are so motivated to organize these types of events. Sometimes the unexpected...
