Art History Prof

Art history professor. And screenwriter. Art history worksheets: Art history merch: IG:

[Art History Prof @ArtHistoryProf]

#Parthenon #elevation #Greek #Doric #temple #architecture FREE worksheet with answers: https://t.co/SUBKP6GL5Y

[Art History Prof @ArtHistoryProf]

@RoseyAnnette Keep sending ‘em! I’ll use ‘em. 👍🏻

[Art History Prof @ArtHistoryProf]

@RoseyAnnette MoMA’s fantastic! So glad you got to go!

[Brian Roemmele @BrianRoemmele]

“You boys picked the wrong dance floor…”

Bond, James Bond?

[Art History Prof @ArtHistoryProf]

@ArtJanitor @xmuse_

[Art History Prof @ArtHistoryProf]

@TheExtremeMusi1 Easy.

[Muse @xmuse_]

Leonardo da Vinci, 1508

[Jay Anderson @TheProjectUnity]

The French Detective on scene for the recent jewellery heist at The Louvre in Paris is the most detective looking detective I have ever detected.

[Art History Prof @ArtHistoryProf]

@HistContent Because if you’re aiming for height and size, and don’t have the engineering or materials to build vertical walls (skyscrapers), pyramids are the next logical form.

[Art History Prof @ArtHistoryProf]

@Gelandin1 @Zeus_goose4 Exactly, it was a urinal taken out of its original context, but that’s what makes it a modified piece. As does the signature and fake name. But Duchamp throws another curve: there’s a theory he made this from scratch. (I love Duchamp.)

[Art History Prof @ArtHistoryProf]

@Gelandin1 @JustineBateman AI attempts to hide the original source. Warhol wasn’t hiding the pop culture image (from NIAGRA), he was commenting on the way repetition creates fame (among other things).

[Art History Prof @ArtHistoryProf]

@Randall_Wallace Paul Thomas Anderson: “Screenwriting is like ironing. You move forward a little bit and go back and smooth things out.”

[Art History Prof @ArtHistoryProf]

💯

[Randall Wallace @Randall_Wallace]

Writing doesn’t wait for perfection—it rewards persistence. Show up, write the messy words, and trust that clarity will come in the shaping.

[Vicente Cisneros @venivivivic]

In 1911, the Mona Lisa vanished.

But this bizarre crime didn’t just rock the art world…It made the Mona Lisa the most famous painting on Earth.

Here’s the wild story: 🧵

[Art History Prof @ArtHistoryProf]

Jackson Pollock is the “mysterious structure that holds the universe together.”

[All day Astronomy @forallcurious]

NEWS🚨: Scientists just captured the first direct image of the cosmic web — the mysterious structure that holds the universe together

[Stephanie Insley Hershinow @S_Insley_H]

Doing some public humanities (telling strangers where to stand when looking at Holbein’s Ambassadors).

[Art History Prof @ArtHistoryProf]

@paintsaints @alertasdoclima https://t.co/6FZiKhFq1F

[Getty @GettyMuseum]

Today, a brush fire started in Pacific Palisades fueled by extremely high winds.

At the Getty Villa, some trees & vegetation on site have burned, but no structures are on fire, and staff and the collection remain safe.

The Villa is closed to non-emergency staff and the public.

[Art History Prof @ArtHistoryProf]

@paintsaints @alertasdoclima Some vegetation burned so far. No structures and no art damaged as of 7:22 pm.

[gimme your waffle @tsjwaffle]

The Getty Villa isn’t on fire. The building in the video is the Villa de Leon, which overlooks PCH.
A map of the two buildings may help.

[Art History Prof @ArtHistoryProf]

@alertasdoclima No, it’s not, as of 7:05 pm.