As our cities reopen and we eagerly reunite with our favorite masterpieces, we might experience an even deeper appreciation for some of history’s most treasured artists. Because, like those who weathered infamous pandemics such as the bubonic plague and the Spanish Flu, we, too, are navigating the upheaval of a menacing health crisis.
1. Edvard Munch
2. Egon Shiele
3. Rembrandt van Rijn
4. Keith Haring
5. Titian
Several Circles is comprised of two loved up art professionals (and their cat, Jimmy) living and working in New York. Here, we tell the stories of extraordinary artists from history and the contemporary day. Written and hosted by Rachel, an art writer and editor. Produced by Jason, a gallery operations director.
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