1.  Who's Who in Portraits
    See how all great portraits are representations of the artist, many even looking like the artist. To think of portraits as accurate portrayals of a historical person is a huge mistake; that is not what poetic artists intend.

2. Michelangelo's Art Through Michelangelo's Eyes
in 3 Parts

3. Michelangelo's Head-shaped Compositions
   (advertised in the Art Newspaper, May 2007)

Read in more detail about Michelangelo's head-shaped compositions for the Last Judgment

3.  Michelangelo's anatomical self-portrait in the Last Judgment
    (as advertised in the Art Newspaper, June 2007)

Read about how a self-portrait of Michelangelo self-portrait is hidden in the torso of St. Peter. Other self-portraits are also revealed to demonstrate the observation's truth.

4. Manet's Art Through Manet's Eyes

Manet's masterpiece, Le Dejeuner sur l'Herbe, has never made much sense.
Now, for the first time ever, you can see the painting through the penetrating
eyes of the artist himself - and it makes sense!
Moreover, Picasso and Cezanne knew his secret.