The Timeless Art of Seduction

Remember George Costanza and the Timeless Art of Seduction? This post is about a different Costanza. Check it out (here).

 

The Duccio Block

 

Michelangelo’s David (1501-1504) is arguably the most famous statue in the world, but the task of creating this towering 14.2 ft. masterpiece is even more astonishing when you consider the flawed material with which the artist had to work. Read about it (here). 

         

The Leopard Changes Its Spots: Conclusion

 

By the spring of my junior year of high school, it was time to do something about the abuse heaped on me by Coach Jenkins. The time for revenge had arrived, and it couldn’t have come at a better time. Read about it (here).

Apollo and Daphne

 Rome is blessed with artistic treasures beyond compare, especially when it comes to sculpture. I'd brought friends to the Borghese Gallery to check out one of my favorites. Could I explain why this statue intrigued me? Check it out (here).  

 

Think About It

 

Need to make a quick buck? This has always worked for me; I bet someone they can’t properly assume the position of Rodin’s famous sculpture The Thinker. Think this is a no-brainer? Give it a try, and then check (here) to see how well you did.