ArtMuse Season One Trailer

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ArtMuse Season One Trailer

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Mar 21, 2023

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Check out our trailer for Season 01 of ArtMuse.
ArtMuse aims to reshape the ways in which we interpret well-known works of art by paying dues to the women whose images have been immortalized but whose names and stories have been wrongfully overlooked. Each episode will focus our attention on the female muse, sharing their important lives and legacy.

Released:

Mar 21, 2023

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Titles in the series (14)

ArtMuse aims to reshape the ways in which we interpret well-known works of art by paying dues to the women whose images have been immortalized but whose names and stories have been wrongfully overlooked. Each episode will focus our attention on the female muse, sharing their important lives and legacy.

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Lisa Gherardini Part One: Arguably the world’s most famous work of art, thousands of viewers pour into the Louvre everyday to catch a glimpse of the Mona Lisa. While her image is universally recognizable, the woman behind Leonardo Da Vinci’s celebrated portrait has been large... by ArtMuse
44 min listen
ArtMuse Season One Trailer: Check out our trailer for Season 01 of ArtMuse. ArtMuse aims to reshape the ways in which we interpret well-known works of art by paying dues to the women whose images have been immortalized but whose names and stories have been wrongfully overlooked... by ArtMuse
2 min listen
Lisa Gherardini Part Two: Listen to Part Two of ArtMuse's episode on Lisa Gherardini, aka the Mona Lisa.In Part One, we were introduced to Lisa’s story: her challenging upbringing, her marriage that defied all odds, and the fortuitous and mysterious circumstances that led to ... by ArtMuse
46 min listen
Elizabeth Siddall: Sir John Everett Millais’s Ophelia has become one of the world’s most renowned paintings; a reminder of the fragility of life. Much like Ophelia, the woman in Millais’s famed work met her own devastating end. Listen to ArtMuse’s episode on Elizabeth ... by ArtMuse
54 min listen
Emilie Flöge: Gustav Klimt’s The Kiss has come to embody love and romanticism. It depicts an intimate moment between a man and woman; two lovers suspended in time within a brilliant gold background, and a kiss being bestowed upon the cheek of a woman. What many v... by ArtMuse
49 min listen
Victorine Meurent & Laure: Olympia is now celebrated as the first modernist painting. However it was not just Manet’s artistic innovation, but the presence of two identifiable women; one of the streets, and one of a newly emerging black working-class community, that made Olymp... by ArtMuse
59 min listen
Dora Maar: If I were to ask you who the world’s most famous modern artist is, chances are that you would answer Pablo Picasso. But if I were to ask you who was the mastermind behind Picasso’s most revered works, how many of you would know her name? Listen to Ar... by ArtMuse
62 min listen
Anna McNeill Whistler: While Whistler's Mother has continued to captivate the imagination of viewers through the centuries, the name and story of Whistler’s real mother has been wrongfully overlooked. Who was Whistler’s mother? And how would she have liked to be remembered... by ArtMuse
73 min listen
Anna Christina Olson: Andrew Wyeth’s Christina’s World is one of the most iconic paintings in the history of American art. It was Christina’s World that turned Andrew Wyeth into a household name and claimed him one of the best American realist painters. But who was Christ... by ArtMuse
60 min listen
Gala Dali Part One: Behind every great man, is an even greater woman, and this sentiment couldn’t be more true than in the case of Salvador Dali. Hidden in the shadows of Dali’s massive legacy, is the woman who can be credited with making Dali a household name and one o... by ArtMuse
40 min listen
Fillide Melandroni: Listen to ArtMuse’s episode on Fillide Melandroni. Fillide was the most consistent model that Caravaggio ever used and became an important figure in his life. She could pose as Saint Catherine one day and Judith the next, but Fillide herself was just... by ArtMuse
43 min listen
Sue Tilley: In 2008, Lucian Freud’s Benefits Supervisor Sleeping broke a world record for the most expensive painting sold by a living artist. While this sale turned Freud into a household name, the woman featured in Freud’s painting has been unjustly overlooked... by ArtMuse
57 min listen
Gala Dali Part Two: In Part One we explored Gala’s childhood, how she met her first husband Paul Eluard and traveled alone through Europe in the midst of World War I to be with him, their marriage and later menage-a-trois relationship with Max Ernst, and finally the fat... by ArtMuse
59 min listen
Bonus Episode: Interview with Sue Tilley: In Episode Ten we shared Sue Tilley's fun-filled life story, and now it's time for you to hear from Sue herself!Host Grace Anna speaks with the lovely Sue Tilley about her time modeling for Lucian Freud, her portrait's record breaking sale, and her a... by ArtMuse
59 min listen

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Bonus Episode: Interview with Sue Tilley: In Episode Ten we shared Sue Tilley's fun-filled life story, and now it's time for you to hear from Sue herself!Host Grace Anna speaks with the lovely Sue Tilley about her time modeling for Lucian Freud, her portrait's record breaking sale, and her a... by ArtMuse
59 min listen
Sue Tilley: In 2008, Lucian Freud’s Benefits Supervisor Sleeping broke a world record for the most expensive painting sold by a living artist. While this sale turned Freud into a household name, the woman featured in Freud’s painting has been unjustly overlooked... by ArtMuse
57 min listen
Gala Dali Part Two: In Part One we explored Gala’s childhood, how she met her first husband Paul Eluard and traveled alone through Europe in the midst of World War I to be with him, their marriage and later menage-a-trois relationship with Max Ernst, and finally the fat... by ArtMuse
59 min listen
Gala Dali Part One: Behind every great man, is an even greater woman, and this sentiment couldn’t be more true than in the case of Salvador Dali. Hidden in the shadows of Dali’s massive legacy, is the woman who can be credited with making Dali a household name and one o... by ArtMuse
40 min listen
Anna McNeill Whistler: While Whistler's Mother has continued to captivate the imagination of viewers through the centuries, the name and story of Whistler’s real mother has been wrongfully overlooked. Who was Whistler’s mother? And how would she have liked to be remembered... by ArtMuse
73 min listen
Fillide Melandroni: Listen to ArtMuse’s episode on Fillide Melandroni. Fillide was the most consistent model that Caravaggio ever used and became an important figure in his life. She could pose as Saint Catherine one day and Judith the next, but Fillide herself was just... by ArtMuse
43 min listen
Anna Christina Olson: Andrew Wyeth’s Christina’s World is one of the most iconic paintings in the history of American art. It was Christina’s World that turned Andrew Wyeth into a household name and claimed him one of the best American realist painters. But who was Christ... by ArtMuse
60 min listen
Dora Maar: If I were to ask you who the world’s most famous modern artist is, chances are that you would answer Pablo Picasso. But if I were to ask you who was the mastermind behind Picasso’s most revered works, how many of you would know her name? Listen to Ar... by ArtMuse
62 min listen
Elizabeth Siddall: Sir John Everett Millais’s Ophelia has become one of the world’s most renowned paintings; a reminder of the fragility of life. Much like Ophelia, the woman in Millais’s famed work met her own devastating end. Listen to ArtMuse’s episode on Elizabeth ... by ArtMuse
54 min listen
Emilie Flöge: Gustav Klimt’s The Kiss has come to embody love and romanticism. It depicts an intimate moment between a man and woman; two lovers suspended in time within a brilliant gold background, and a kiss being bestowed upon the cheek of a woman. What many v... by ArtMuse
49 min listen
Victorine Meurent & Laure: Olympia is now celebrated as the first modernist painting. However it was not just Manet’s artistic innovation, but the presence of two identifiable women; one of the streets, and one of a newly emerging black working-class community, that made Olymp... by ArtMuse
59 min listen
Lisa Gherardini Part Two: Listen to Part Two of ArtMuse's episode on Lisa Gherardini, aka the Mona Lisa.In Part One, we were introduced to Lisa’s story: her challenging upbringing, her marriage that defied all odds, and the fortuitous and mysterious circumstances that led to ... by ArtMuse
46 min listen
Lisa Gherardini Part One: Arguably the world’s most famous work of art, thousands of viewers pour into the Louvre everyday to catch a glimpse of the Mona Lisa. While her image is universally recognizable, the woman behind Leonardo Da Vinci’s celebrated portrait has been large... by ArtMuse
44 min listen

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ArtMuse Season One Trailer

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