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Daily Archives: January 27, 2014
Movie Review: “Tim’s Vermeer”
Realistic painting reached its golden age with the 17th century “Dutch Masters,” painters whose mastery of detail and recreation of faces and light were unmatched until the advent of photography hundreds of years later.But what if they had help? What … Continue reading
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