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Liana Khapava
Liana is an art historian, currently working as an editor and copywriter, who loves writing about art in her free time. With a BA in Culture and Art from the New Bulgarian University and a PGCert in Collecting and Provenance from the University of Glasgow, she is passionate about art history, iconography, and literature. She loves books, exploring museums and old towns, creative writing, and traveling.
Education:University of Glasgow 2017Postgraduate Certificate: Collecting and Provenance in an International ContextNew Bulgarian University 2012BA Culture and Art (Art History Concentration)Expertise:Articles by Liana Khapava
Johannes Vermeer was a renowned Dutch artist during the Dutch Golden Age, a period marked by increased geographical knowledge, trade, and prosperity.
Van Gogh painted Café Terrace at Night in 1888. Calming and stirring, it mirrors the struggles and inspirations during a momentous year in his life.
Market value and establishing authenticity depend on uncovering an artwork’s past, which requires skilled provenance research.
The Thinker by Auguste Rodin is one of his most famous sculptures. Planned as part of a larger project, it has inspired numerous copies.
