This post contains affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I can receive some compensation. BUT I shop a lot second hand so none of the links are exactly what I have on. I was chaperoning a school trip to Greece for spring break so that mean that [...]
Category: Europe
#32. Tomb of the Triclinium
Art Historical Background The Tomb of the Triclinium is one of three Etruscan artworks in the 250 (the other two being the Sarcophagus of the Spouses & the Temple of Minerva). Ohhhh AND it's a UNESCO Site!!! Anddddd I got to visit this past winter break. 🙂 Triple nerdy whammy! As its name suggests, the [...]
The Illusion of Travel Photography
*Note: I didn't plan on publishing this post on April Fools but it totally works! As an art history major, there was always the debate of photography's position as a "fine art" - was it a technical skill or an artistic one? I think by this point, all but the most senior art historians would [...]
Student Series! How the Parthenon Embodies Math & Science
I am celebrating being in Greece this spring break with a few Student Series! blog posts related to the famed civilization of the Aegean Sea. By the way, this student's blog post was mind-blowing math oriented. He was such an amazing student and a great example about how the "STEM" kids could (& should) involve [...]
And I’m off to Greece!
I am heading out this evening to Greece for spring break!!!! Yesssss. I am chaperoning a school trip so I'm going sans Will :(. But I'm super excited and nervous for this trip. Excited because uhhh hello it's Greece & nervous because this is the first trip I'm going on as an adult that I [...]
