Pint Saized Art History

Oh my gosh! We're back! In stereo (maybe, Dani writes these but doesn't edit). Topic of discussion today is painter and illustrator, Richard Dadd, mental health, and fantasy art. Steve joins Dani and Squid for this adventure. Follow Along on Instagram Artwork Discussed: Robin Goodfellow, title page, c1842, Richard Dadd Robin Goodfellow, details, c1842, Richard Dadd The Kentish Coronal, c1840, Richard Dadd Come Unto These Yellow Sands, c1842, Richard Dadd The Halt in the Desert, c1845, Richard Dadd Portrait of a Young Man, c1853, Richard Dadd The Fairy Feller's Master-Stroke, c1855-1864, Richard Dadd Elimination of a Picture & its Subject—called The Fellers' Master Stroke, poem, Richard Dadd Oberian and Titiana, c1854-58, Richard Dadd Support the Podcast! Find Merch! Find our Socials! Marked Explicit for lots of things, including murder. Music: « Punky » from Bensound.com Support the Show.

The first ever Pint Saized Minisode brings you: Hot dog people, Etsy strikes, Chicago Expo, and sanctioned art! Support the Podcast! Find Merch! Find our Socials! Ivy Haldeman's Instagram Marked Explicit for the one time I said the F-word. Music: « Punky » from Bensound.com Support the Show.

When is an artist not an artist? Walter Keane answers that when he steals his wife, Margaret Keane's, work throughout their marriage. Dani and Squid are joined by Christian, Josh, JM, Josh v2.0, and Aly this time around to discuss the ups and downs of the Keane family art and business. Follow Along on Instagram Artwork Discussed: The First Grail, c1960s, Margaret Keane Somebody's Friend, c1967, Margaret Keane Silent Journey, c1967 Margaret Keane The Jerry Lewis Family, c1962, Margaret Keane Untitled, c1960, Margaret Keane The Prisoner, c1969, Margaret Keane Tomorrow Forever, c1964, Margaret Keane Exhibit 224, c1986, Margaret Keane 3 Observant Eyes, c2013, Margaret Keane Cry Me a River, c2004, Margaret Keane Foresight, c2011, Margaret Keane Support the Podcast! Find Merch! Find our Socials! Marked Explicit for swearing probably, and abuse, definitely Music: « Punky » from Bensound.com Support the Show.

Jackson Pollock's life, work, and wife, Lee Krasner's influence on him is the topic of discussion for Dani, Squid, and special guest, Mama Squid. Support the show, follow along on Instagram, or reach out by clicking here! Artwork Discussed: Male and Female, c1942-1943, Jackson Pollock Composition with Pouring I, c1940s, Jackson Pollock Mural, c1943, Jackson Pollock Nude Descending A Staircase, No. 2, Marcel Duchamp Cathedral, c1947, Jackson Pollock Blue Poles, a.k.a. Number 11, c1952 Jackson Pollock Find Shari's blog, Peace Through Suffering here Music: « Punky » from Bensound.com Support the Show.

Just another thirsty Thursday discussing art world drama, this time involving British-Indian artist, Anish Kapoor, copyrighting a color (sort of) and British artist, Stuart Stemple's, public response. Squid, Christian, and Ethan join Dani this time around for drinks, jokes, and drama. Support the show by buying Drunk Stickers here Help us win a sponsorship by writing a quick love letter here Artwork Discussed: Cloud Gate, Anish Kapoor, c2006 Culture Hustle All of Anish Kapoor's instagram (@dirty_corner) Calder Flamingo, Alexander Calder, c1974 Marked "Explicit" for: strong language and nudity in some art Music: « Punky » from Bensound.com Buy us a Ko-Fi here Support the Show.

Middle Age cat art is the topic this Thirsty Thursday. Dani and Squid are joined by Josh (v2.0) and Aly to discuss--but mostly laugh at and look over--cat paintings, drawings, and art from the late Middle Ages. Support the show by buying Drunk Stickers here Help us win a sponsorship by writing a quick love letter here Artwork Discussed: Flaisch Macht Flaish, c1555, Germany (?) Pilate Washes His Hands, c1475-1500 The Spinner and the Visitor, c15th century 16th Century Manuscript about Roman Princes, c1454, Jean Mansel Bathing Cat with Medieval French Proverb: Aussi aise que un chat qui ce baigne, c15th century, France Unknown one that Dani can't source but is likely a monk kissing a cat, unsourced Still Life with Green Soup, c1972, Fernando Botero El niño Jesús, c1966, Fernando Botero Mona Lisa, c1978, Fernando Botero Marked "Explicit" for: strong language and nudity in some art Music: « Punky » from Bensound.com Buy us a Ko-Fi here Support the Show.

Grecian artist, Domḗnikos Theotokópoulos, more well known as El Greco, is here to haunt the Pint Saized Pod gang's dreams--or at least at one hospital. Caleb and Squid join again to discuss. Support the show by buying Drunk Stickers here Help us win a sponsorship by writing a quick love letter here Artwork Discussed: Portrait of a Man, c1595-1600, El Greco The Assumption of the Virgin, c1577-1579, El Grego Venere di Urbino Tiziano, c1532-1534, Titian Odalisque with Slave, c1839, Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres The Grande Odalisque, c1814, Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres The Holy Trinity, c1577-1579, El Greco Portrait of a Painter After El Greco, c1950, Pablo Picasso Portrait of Jorge Manuel Theotokópoulos, c1600-1605, El Greco El Greco, 1998, Vangelis The Madonna of Charity, c1603-1605, El Greco Christ Healing the Blind, c1567, El Greco Marked "Explicit" for: strong language and nudity in some art Music: « Punky » from Bensound.com Buy us a Ko-Fi here Support the Show.

Banksy, English based graffiti artist, brings Caleb from a distance for this episode to join Dani and Squid in diss-scussion. Support the show by buying Drunk Stickers here Help us win a sponsorship by writing a quick love letter here Artwork Discussed: Window on the West Bank, Banksy, c2005, Palestine Occupy: the Musical!, Bansky, c2013, New York October 12th, 2013 art stall, Banksy I Can’t Believe You Morons Actually Buy This Shit, Banksy, c2007 I Can’t Believe You Morons Actually Buy This Shit, original Banksy destroyed and turned into an NFT, c2021 Season's Greetings, Banksy, c2018-2019, South Wales Hula Hooping Girl, Banksy, c2020, Nottingham Marked "Explicit" for: strong language Music: « Punky » from Bensound.com Buy us a Ko-Fi here Support the Show.

Happy 1 year Pint Saized Art History! Frida Kahlo is this Thirsty Thursday's main topic. Dani schools Squid on the life, love, and art of Kahlo. Support the show by buying Drunk Stickers here Artwork Discussed: Broken Column, c1944, Frida Kahlo The Flower Vender, c1942, Diego Rivera The Flower Carrier, c1935, Diego Rivera Self Portrait with Cropped Hair, c1940, Frida Kahlo Henry Ford Hospital, c1932, Frida Kahlo The Suicide of Dorothy Hale, c1938, Frida Kahlo Viva la Vida, c1954, Frida Kahlo Buy us a Ko-Fi here Marked "Explicit" for: strong language, nudity Music: « Punky » from Bensound.com Support the Show.

Were the Pyramids, Stonehenge, or the Moai built by aliens? When mysteries in larger than life art comes up, so does that question. Squid is the guest today talking aliens, architecture, and making guesses--some educated. Artwork Discussed: Pyramid of Khufu, (aka Cheops or the Great Pyramid) c2600 BC, Egypt Pyramid of Khafre, c2570 BC, Egypt Pyramid of Menkaure, c2510 BC, Egypt Stonehenge, c3100 BC - 1600 BC, England Moai, c1250-1500, Polynesia Video: Scientists Make Easter Island Statue Walk | National Geographic Marked "Explicit" for: strong language Music: « Punky » from Bensound.com Support the Show.

Horrifying humanity used to scare demons...Dani^2 with Squid this time around to talk about art where the sun don't shine gets its moment in the spotlight. Artwork Discussed: Terracotta Statuette of Baubo, c100BC-100AD, Egypt Terracotta Baubo, c400-300BC, Priene, Asia Minor The Devil of Pope-Fig Island, c1890s, by Charles Eisen The Hairy Prospect or the Devil in a Fright, c1800s, Thomas Rowlandson, Britain The Persian Women, c pre-1629, Otto van Veen, oil Women's March photo was in Emma Firth’s article for Grazia Marked "Explicit" for: strong language and much, much nudity Music: « Punky » from Bensound.com Support the Show.

The History of Mona Lisa goes a bit deeper when you can see what there used to be. Dani and Squid discuss the Mona Lisa and DaVinci's process and muse behind it along with some theories and studies on the piece. Artwork Discussed: The Mona Lisa, Leonardo da Vinci, c1503-1506 Audrey Munson for those who wanted to know Marked "Explicit" for: strong language Music: « Punky » from Bensound.com Support the Show.

Along with Squid comes guest Josh (2.0) and Aly to talk about Pablo Picasso's early years, learning to paint, and everything in between. Artwork Discussed: Le petit picador jaune, c1889, Pablo Picasso Science and Charity, c1897, Pablo Picasso The Painting of the Artist’s Mother, c1896, Pablo Picasso First Communion, c1896, Pablo Picasso Portrait of Philip IV (Velazquez), c1897, Pablo Picasso Philip IV in Brown and Silver, c1631-1635, Diego Velázquez Marked "Explicit" for: strong language, nudity Music: « Punky » from Bensound.com Support the Show.

For thirsty Thursday today, we're talking about American born, Germany living, artist Adrian Piper. Thanks to the editing prowess of return guest Squid, we're bringing you a regular schedule. Artwork Discussed: Performance piece at the Louvre, c2017, Deborah De Robertis My Calling Card #1, c1986, Adrian Piper My Calling Card #2, c1986-1990, Adrian Piper The Mythic Being, c1973, Adrian Piper Making a Mythical Being, an excerpt from Other Than Art's Sake, c1973, Peter Kennedy Marked "Explicit" for: strong language, nudity Music: « Punky » from Bensound.com Support the Show.

As is evident by the lateness of this episode, Dani is the worst at editing, but Squid & Josh make wonderful guests to sit, drink, and talk about the controversial performance art days of Chris Burden. Artwork discussed: Five Day Locker Piece, c1971, Chris Burden Shoot, c1971, Chris Burden Unknown work by a Berkley student, c2004 Transfixed, c1974, Chris Burden Marked "Explicit" for: strong language, violence, gun violence, self harm, and really, really bad decisions Music: « Punky » from Bensound.com Support the Show.

Caravaggio brings Pint Saized Art History back after a bit of a surprise break time! This time with Squid again, talking about criminal histories, artichokes, and the time the pope put a hit out on a man. Marked "Explicit" for: strong language and Stephen King gore writing references, also murder Music: « Punky » from Bensound.com Support the Show.

Squid is back and so is her grudge against Artemisia Gentileschi! Join us while we discuss art, tumblr, and crediting artists. Art Discussed: Susanna and the Elders, c1610, Artemisia Gentileschi Susanna and the Elders, Restored - X-Ray, c1998, Kathleen Gilje I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, c2019, Bisa Butler Marked "Explicit" for: strong language and reference to sexual assault Music: « Punky » from Bensound.com Support the Show.

For the Geefs Brother's Statues vs. the Catholic Church, new guest Ziel is brought along for the ride with Dani and Squid! Join us in discussing the temptations of Lucifer/Satan and how attractiveness has changed since the mid 1800s. Art Discussed: Boy Bitten By A Lizard, c1593-4, Caravaggio L'ange du mal, c1842, Joseph Geefs Le genie du mal, c1848, Guillaume Geefs L'ange dechu, c1847, Alexandre Cabanel Marked "Explicit" for: strong language and some reference to pedophilia Music: « Punky » from Bensound.com Support the Show.

Topic of discussion: The Baroque G.O.A.T. a.k.a. Artemisia Gentileschi! Thanks for tuning into another episode, this time featuring my artist friend, Jakob, and my shitty laptop mic because we were out of town. Art Discussed: David and Goliath, c late 1630s, Artemisia Gentileschi Susanna and the Elders, c 1610, Artemisia Gentileschi Susanna and the Elders, c 1621-1622, Anthony Van Dyck Susannah and the Elders, c 1620-1625, Guido Reni Self-Portrait as a Lute Player, c 1616-1618, Artemisia Gentileschi Self Portrait, c 1600s, Agostino Tassi Jael and Sisera, c 1620, Artemisia Gentileschi Judith Beheading Holofernes, c 1620, Artemisia Gentileschi Judith Slaying Holofernes, c 1612-1613, Artemisia Gentileschi Self Portrait as the Allegory of Painting, c 1638-1639, Artemisia Gentileschi (not The Allegory as the Self Portrait of Painting as I messed up saying and didn't catch myself) Marked "Explicit" for: strong language and sexual assault Music: « Punky » from Bensound.com Jakob's Instagram Support the Show.

Thirsty Thursday topic of the day: Picasso's Guernica! Squid's done with overnights so I have my roommate back for this episode! Art discussed: Guernica, Pablo Picasso, 1937 Marked "Explicit" for: strong language and also war crimes??? Music: « Punky » from Bensound.com Support the Show.