Eve Cobb
Eve is an art history student at the University of Cambridge, with wide interests ranging from the Medieval and Renaissance to the fin de siècle. She is a particular fan of Christian iconography and looks forward to pursuing this interest once she begins her MA in Medieval Studies. She is currently enjoying researching Anglo-Saxon art for her final year. Outside of her studies, Eve enjoys illustration, going to galleries, and reading essays and poetry.
Articles by Eve Cobb
The 4 David Sculptures of the Renaissance: Donatello to MichelangeloMichelangelo’s David sculpture is one of the world’s most iconic artworks. But what were the sculptures that paved the way for it? And what is the meaning behind them?
Votive Offerings: 7 Sacred Objects From Ancient History to Modern DayThe tradition of offering beautiful objects to shrines is an ancient one. Here’s how the practice has changed throughout the ages.
The tradition of offering beautiful objects to shrines is an ancient one. Here’s how the practice has changed throughout the ages.
Renaissance Printmaking: How Albrecht Dürer Changed the GameIn the early sixteenth century, printmaking in Europe saw a radical change due to the innovation of the genius artist Albrecht Dürer. Here's how he revolutionized the medium.
In the early sixteenth century, printmaking in Europe saw a radical change due to the innovation of the genius artist Albrecht Dürer. Here's how he revolutionized the medium.