Stories
The Last Cast
On the last day of 1918, a foundry in New York recorded number 214 in its ledger and closed the book on Frederic Remington’s most famous bronze. A century later,...
The Last Cast
On the last day of 1918, a foundry in New York recorded number 214 in its ledger and closed the book on Frederic Remington’s most famous bronze. A century later,...
He Drank from This Cup
On July 4, 2026, America turns 250. In the Metropolitan Museum of Art, a small porcelain coffee cup sits quietly — knowing exactly what it witnessed. George Washington drank from...
He Drank from This Cup
On July 4, 2026, America turns 250. In the Metropolitan Museum of Art, a small porcelain coffee cup sits quietly — knowing exactly what it witnessed. George Washington drank from...
Not Every Masterpiece Belongs on a Mug
On the five criteria that determine what earns a place in the Tazzarte collection — and why most famous artworks don't make it.
Not Every Masterpiece Belongs on a Mug
On the five criteria that determine what earns a place in the Tazzarte collection — and why most famous artworks don't make it.
Wenn Ikarus in die Küche fliegt
Der neue Matisse-Ikarus-Becher von Tazzarte trägt ein Motiv aus dem Legendenbuch Jazz (1947) — plus Matisses eigener Handschrift. Ein Essay über Kunst im Alltag.
Wenn Ikarus in die Küche fliegt
Der neue Matisse-Ikarus-Becher von Tazzarte trägt ein Motiv aus dem Legendenbuch Jazz (1947) — plus Matisses eigener Handschrift. Ein Essay über Kunst im Alltag.
Melli Beese: The Woman Who Out-Flew an Empire
In 1911, Amelie "Melli" Beese became the first woman in Germany licensed to fly — overcoming sabotaged aircraft, hostile instructors, and a culture with no category for a female aviation...
Melli Beese: The Woman Who Out-Flew an Empire
In 1911, Amelie "Melli" Beese became the first woman in Germany licensed to fly — overcoming sabotaged aircraft, hostile instructors, and a culture with no category for a female aviation...
The Venus de Milo: A Masterpiece Built on a Mys...
In 1820, a farmer's spade struck marble on a Greek island and unearthed the most famous missing arms in art history. The Venus de Milo's fame, it turns out, owes...
The Venus de Milo: A Masterpiece Built on a Mys...
In 1820, a farmer's spade struck marble on a Greek island and unearthed the most famous missing arms in art history. The Venus de Milo's fame, it turns out, owes...