By Charles E. Miller & Tina Gulotta Miller, Executive Producers "The Model's Artist" and "Corsi: Prince of Models" (2015) Image: Mark Snyder next to portrait by Zhenya Gershman, Eric M. Swenson Photography Centuries of representational art set the role of the artist's model as a romanticized or mysterious stranger whose story is fixed in paint or stone - their identity a footnote, completely lost in obscurity. Often in a subservient role to the artist, artist's models were subject matter, a love...
By Charles E. Miller & Tina Gulotta Miller, Executive Producers "The Model's Artist" and "Corsi: Prince of Models" (2015) Image: Mark Snyder next to portrait by Zhenya Gershman, Eric M. Swenson Photography Centuries of representational art set the role of the artist's model as a romanticized or mysterious stranger whose story is fixed in paint or stone - their identity a footnote, completely lost in obscurity. Often in a subservient role to the artist, artist's models were subject matter, a love...
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