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Kerigan Pickett
Kerigan is a writer and art historian from Iowa. She holds a BA in Art History from the University of Northern Iowa with a minor in History and a Museum Studies certificate. She interned at her local historical society before she launched her website, Gilded Histories, which serves as a platform for freelance writing services, genealogical research services, and her latest published work. She is passionate about art, history, and writing, with a special love for Tudor England.
Education:University of Northern IowaBA Art History (History Concentration)Expertise:Articles by Kerigan Pickett
Tudor fashion has a story as long as the dynasty itself, with various factors causing it to change over time.
Lucas Horenbout’s introduction of miniatures to the English art market earned him the prestige of being the highest-paid artist at the Tudor court.
Paul Delaroche is a French artist who created captivating history paintings to be exhibited at the Salon in Paris.
John Bauer’s illustrations are a breathtaking example of Swedish folklore art of the early 20th century. They are whimsically beautiful and marked by tragedy.
Norwegians settling in the USA brought their traditions with them, including a technique called rosemaling. Here’s all you need to know about Norwegian-American folk art.
Lakota art has changed throughout history, with artists adapting to new materials as their society mutated around them due to the arrival of white settlers.
King Henry VIII hired three separate artists to create for him an elaborate tomb, yet remains in his temporary grave to this day.
The term masterpiece has changed throughout the centuries, first appearing in 13th-century France as a requirement for guild admission.