Lincoln Perry

Lincoln Perry is an artist who works in many media, from oils to terra-cotta sculpture. He has shown throughout the United States.

Frightfully Askew

What asymmetry in art can tell us about the way we view sickness and health, life and death

By Lincoln Perry | Thursday May 5, 2022
Perry: Raphael's Madonna della Seggiola

If You Frame It Like That

So much depends on the way a work is formatted

By Lincoln Perry | Monday March 2, 2020

Visual Music

Is it possible to “hear” a painting as if it were a fugue by Bach?

By Lincoln Perry | Tuesday September 4, 2018

Some Perspective, Please

Why is the age-old technique of representing three dimensions so maligned today?

By Lincoln Perry | Monday March 6, 2017

How to Read Visual Art

By Lincoln Perry | Monday June 27, 2016

Key West, Florida

By Lincoln Perry | Monday June 6, 2016

Speaking in Form and Color

The extraordinary paintings of an ordinary man

By Lincoln Perry | Monday February 29, 2016

States of Change

The new American quarter and the decline of civilization

By Lincoln Perry | Wednesday March 4, 2015

The Music of Painting

Seventeenth-century debates over content and form, color and line, and artifice and reality are as relevant today as ever

By Lincoln Perry | Monday June 9, 2014

Frightfully Askew

By Lincoln Perry | Thursday May 5, 2022
Perry: Raphael's Madonna della Seggiola

If You Frame It Like That

By Lincoln Perry | Monday March 2, 2020

Visual Music

By Lincoln Perry | Tuesday September 4, 2018

Some Perspective, Please

By Lincoln Perry | Monday March 6, 2017

How to Read Visual Art

By Lincoln Perry | Monday June 27, 2016

Key West, Florida

By Lincoln Perry | Monday June 6, 2016

Speaking in Form and Color

By Lincoln Perry | Monday February 29, 2016

States of Change

By Lincoln Perry | Wednesday March 4, 2015

The Music of Painting

By Lincoln Perry | Monday June 9, 2014

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