Arthistory Stories

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*The Interpretation of Murder* is a gripping crime thriller where detectives Michael Grant and Olivia Hawkins investigate a series of murders that seem to mimic famous works of art. Each victim is carefully positioned like a figure from a famous painting or sculpture, leading the detectives to believe they are chasing a killer who sees murder as a form of artistic expression. As they delve deeper into the world of art and symbolism, they must decipher the killer's next move before the macabre gallery claims another life.

A college romance set in Pennsylvania about 2 best friends finding their way through their first year of college together. A romance that is unexpected, learning yourself, and a fight that might end a friendship.

Margo Stuart and Teddy Atkins are well into their respective history and philosophy Doctorate studies at Oxford University when they stumble across a key left behind by a secret society called the House of Plato. Further investigation puts them on the radar of the Michellan Society, a murderous, rival society of the House of Plato. The two societies have been fighting for centuries to control the object of immortality and relics of Hell. Margo and Teddy must help the House of Plato find the missing pieces of the object of immortality while trying to figure out what the society truly wants the pieces for; to keep them safe or wield them.

Hieronymus Bosch and Salvador Dali display the promotion of morality and their secular beliefs on religion through symbolism in their art. Brian Sottosanti.

A historical short story based on the first meeting of Pablo Picasso and lover Dora Maar

Bianca Castor always had a love for art. So much so that when she's kicked out of college she makes the impulsive decision to rob the local museum. Her successful stunt gets the attention of an organization of 'Art Restorers' who think she's the perfect new recruit. Will Bianca go back to the life of a mundane? Or will she ditch it all for the exhilarating life of an art thief?

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While studying abroad in England, Nora is invited to an aspiring artists' convention where students from neighboring countries will congregate to learn, study, and create. But everything changes when one of the students is murdered in cold blood, leaving them to discover who would commit such a heinous crime, and how to spare their lives from the hands of the killer.

Interpretation of Edward Hopper's Nighthawks painting 1942

The Chisel's Secret From the Golden Sands of Sudan to the Heart of Renaissance Italy. The Hook: One legendary tool. Two different worlds. A secret that spans centuries. The Story: In the sun-drenched city of El-Obeid, known as the "Bride of the Sands," a humble father discovers an artifact that shouldn't exist: a legendary chisel once wielded by the great Michelangelo. While Hadia stays behind, navigating a soulful and forbidden romance rooted in Sudanese tradition, her brother Anas risks everything for a better life. Driven by hope and the weight of the family secret, he embarks on a perilous journey across the Sahara and the Mediterranean. From surviving the brutality of human traffickers to facing the ruthless Italian Mafia, Anas's path is one of survival and transformation. But when he reaches the harbors of Italy and meets the mysterious Eliana, he realizes that the chisel he carries is more than just a tool-it is a bridge between his past and a future he never imagined. Why You Should Read This: * A Visual Journey: Written by acclaimed Sudanese artist Mahmoud Al-Mardi, the prose paints vivid landscapes that move from the burning deserts to the lush Italian coast. * Beyond the Headlines: A deeply human look at irregular migration, shifting the focus from statistics to the heart of the migrant experience. * Award-Winning: A gripping tale that earned a place on the Nirvana Foundation Literary Prize Longlist and won the Free Publishing Award (Egypt).

For my creative writing project, I have decided to write a fictional novella titled Après Moi le Déluge which is a French phrase meaning, 'after me comes the flood.' It comes from King Louis XV of France, warning that after him, everything as they knew it would fall and crash but it would not matter for him because he would be gone. I knew as soon as I heard it, that it had to be the title of this story, which is ultimately about the crashing and rebuilding of life, like a wave in a flood. The story is told in the perspective of a girl named Scarlett who is at the age where she has to make decisions about her life all while she has no sense of direction. She had just experienced major heart break, or so she thought, and moves away from her family and everyone she knew to San Francisco for college. There, she studies art history and works as an intern at a fine arts museum. Her favorite form of art is French Impressionism, this is important because this is the exact section of the museum where she meets Marc, her main love interest in the story, she believes this is fate. Scarlett and Marc quickly fall for each other and it is nothing like she has ever experienced before. The story explores a lot of topics such as false heartbreak, finding yourself, and chasing after things that are uncertain. I wrote this because despite it being fictional, I feel like a part of me, my dreams, and my own experiences were definitely included in the making of this story. The chapters are dated but only by month and day, so that the reader can decide which year they want it to take place in or which they feel it best fits.

an artist who studies the philosophy of the Western mind and Eastern soul through art history

"Would you say you're close with Spider-Man, Peter?" MJ mused. There was a mischievous glint to her eyes that made Flash wary. "Good friends and whatnot? Known each other for a couple years now?" "I guess so," Peter admitted after a pause, giving the group an awkward smile. "I mean, I don't-know him personally, really. Because of his... secret identity. And stuff." "You talk with him regularly?" MJ offered, and Peter shrugged. "By superhero standards, sure." A smirk slid onto MJ's lips. "Then you could arrange for him and Flash to meet up, right?" (A Spideyflash sequel to There's a Fine, Fine Line. Let the identity shenanigans, italicized "oh," and Flash appreciation commence!)

A lucrative job offer brings art conservator Victoria Blackwood to the infamous Ravencroft Manor on Maine's storm-swept coast. But as she begins work on a mysterious collection of Renaissance paintings, she discovers she's not the first restoration artist to walk these halls-just the latest in a line of professionals who have mysteriously vanished. When the paintings begin to shift and change under her careful hand, Victoria must uncover the truth about Adrian Ravencroft and his obsession with preservation before she becomes another piece in his collection. Step into a world where art holds deadly secrets, and the line between masterpiece and monster begins to blur.

Aided by artworks, this is my dive into the truth of World History through the lens of an American. It is a tide....a rising tide. I will interweave history with who I am as a person. I will NOT cover religion as I do not know everything (except when it comes to art but I'm not touching religion. Leave that to those who look into that. Each chapter will either be creative nonfiction OR historical fact. Cover Page is NOT mine. I am using it under fair use. ©Phantommaster12

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