
Before You Go wants to help you expand your knowledge of art. Whether you are listening before you go to an art museum or while you are looking at a certain work of art, this podcast will help you get in touch with the story behind it all.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 25 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Categories | Visual ArtsArts | ||||

For the final episode of Season One, we embarked on a voyage down the river of life. Our companion is experiencing the trials and tribulations of life in this reflective piece. Take some time to think about what Thomas Cole had in mind when painting ... more
In this episode, we cover one of my all-time favorite artists, Gian Lorenzo Bernini, and his work in the National Gallery of Art. Although this work is lesser known, it is still a phenomenal study!
As far as American paintings go this one may take the cake. Niagara by Frederic Church is a monumental piece that captures our attention because of its irregular shape and its astounding subject. Listen in if you would like to hear more about this st... more
This is Soap Bubbles, by Chardin. A romantic work that indulges in the curiosities surrounding blowing bubbles and what it takes to paint something transparent. Join in on an exploration of Chardin and one of his most carefree works of art.
Today we are talking about Boy in a Red Waistcoat which is an oil painting on canvas completed by Cézanne in 1890. This work is a wonderful exploration of how impressionists were pursuing their techniques as the movement began. Let's talk about Cézan... more
Today we are talking about Claude Monet's Woman with a Parasol. Let's dive deeper into this seemingly candid family portrait and talk about how this piece fits into the era of Impressionism.
One of Rembrandt van Rijn's many portraits is our subject of discussion for today. Rembrandt is an artist who knows how to create a lifelike painting that makes you feel as though the subject could just walk out of the frame, and this self-portrait i... more
Our painting for today is Laocöon by El Greco. With the same title as the famous statue of Laocöon, this painting depicts the story of an unlucky man from Troy who lost the favor of the gods. Let's talk about his story today!
I have never been interested in art history, but I love how she breaks it down so even a novice like me can follow! The episodes are a perfect length so you can listen to them without getting sucked in for a long time. I’ve really missed museums during the pandemic, so this podcast has been fantastic for scratching that culture itch!
Really enjoyed listening to the history of the painting while looking at the pictures, it is like mini art excursion for me!
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