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History by Mae

@historybymae

Hi it's Mae! I make videos about history, art and culture. Instagram: history_mae Facebook: History by Mae

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The incredible story of Josephine Baker #history #art

YouTubeNov 5, 2026

Autochrome photos of people in historical clothes #history #art

YouTubeNov 5, 2026

The burial of the Ivory Lady in Spain #history #art

YouTubeNov 4, 2026

Portrait of Mrs. Asher B. Wertheimer by John Singer Sargent #history #art

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A spartan soldier and his shield #history #art

YouTubeNov 1, 2026

Anne Hathaway and Shakespeare's connection #history #art

YouTubeOct 31, 2026

Celebrity doppelgängers from history! #art

YouTubeOct 30, 2026

The imcredible burial of Bad Dürrenberg #history #art

YouTubeOct 29, 2026

The Egtved girl from Denmark #history #art

YouTubeOct 28, 2026

Autochrome photography from the 1910s to 1930s #history #art

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The story of Queen Tomyris of the Massagetae #history #art

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The story of the Gordian knot and Alexander the Great #history #art

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The solar alignment of Abu Simbel, the great temple of Ramesses II #history

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The angel of grief by William Wetmore Story #history #art

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The sad story of Antinous, one of the most sculptures faces from the ancient wo…

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The prophecy of Cassandra about Troy #history #art

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The story of Phryne before the areopagus #history

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A photograph of Manuel Esteve Guererro with a Corinthian helmet (700 BC) in 193…

YouTubeOct 22, 2026

The incredible story of Ellen Craft #history #art

YouTubeOct 21, 2026

Disney princesses and their historical eras #history #art

YouTubeOct 20, 2026

The sleepover that birthed Frankenstein and the modern vampire #history #art

YouTubeOct 19, 2026

The statue of Marianne during French demonstrations #history #art

YouTubeOct 18, 2026

The tragic story of artist Ana Mendieta (1948-1985) #history #art

YouTubeOct 16, 2026

The victorian fear: taphophobia #history #art

YouTubeOct 15, 2026

Cleopatra and the pearl dissolved in vinegar! #history #art

YouTubeOct 14, 2026

Caravaggio's three paintings of David and Goliath #history #art

YouTubeOct 13, 2026

The great Imperial ball of 1903 #history #art

YouTubeOct 13, 2026

The wise wizard vs the wicked witch #history #art

YouTubeOct 12, 2026

The last queen of Mongolia: Genepil #history

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The purse of Patti Rumfola #history #art

YouTubeOct 11, 2026

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Culture

Echoes of Eternity: Finding Time and Beauty in King Tut's Ducks

What if your art could whisper secrets of dynasties and the relentless march of time? This week, we’re diving into a fascinating video inspired by King Tut’s tomb, exploring how simple observation can unlock profound artistic expression.

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Culture

Finding Beauty in Shadow: Ottoman Tent Inspiration for Your Studio Practice

The stark beauty of historical Ottoman tents, captured in this video, offers a unique study in light, shadow, and composition. Let's explore how their design can inform your painting, drawing, and even ceramic work, moving beyond mere imitation to a deeper understanding of visual storytelling.

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Stories

Channeling Achilles: Historical Painting and the Power of Narrative

Ever felt drawn to a story so powerfully that you *had* to paint it? This artist’s journey to depict Achilles isn’t just about mastering technique; it’s about embodying a legend. Let's explore how to infuse your work with compelling narratives.

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Stories

The Uninvited Guest: A Lesson in Observation from Menzel

Wilhelm Menzel’s 'The Uninvited Guest' offers a masterclass in narrative painting and capturing fleeting moments. Let's examine how his meticulous detail and understanding of light and shadow can elevate your own observational drawing and painting.

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Culture

The Weight of Remorse: Ilya Repin's 'Ivan the Terrible and His Son'

Ilya Repin's powerful painting, depicting a horrific act and its aftermath, isn't just a historical record—it's a masterclass in emotional storytelling. Let's unpack the artistry and explore how we, as artists, can strive for such profound resonance.

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4 min

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Stories

Taming the Towering Presence: Finding Your Composition in Monumental Art

Sometimes, the sheer scale of history and art can feel overwhelming. This piece explores how studying monumental works can deepen your understanding of composition and perspective, bringing that grandeur back to your own sketchbook.

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4 min

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Stories

Capturing the Chase: Using Mythology to Elevate Your Figure Drawing

Sometimes the greatest subjects aren't the beautiful landscapes outside, but the powerful emotions and dramatic narrative woven into human connection.

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4 min

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Stories

The Late-Night Sketch: Capturing the Emotional Resonance of a Story

Sometimes the deepest art isn't found in a still life, but in the raw, restless emotion of a moment—a perfect challenge for the sketchbook.

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3 min

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Stories

The Story Behind the Subject: Finding Narrative in Your Sketchbook

Whether it's a portrait or a still life, the most compelling art always has a story. Let's talk about how to observe and capture the narrative in your next piece.

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4 min

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Culture

The Echoes of Mastery: Finding Your Own Drama on the Palette

Mastering the drama of historical painting requires more than talent—it requires time, patience, and a willingness to get your hands dirty.

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Stories

The Echoes of History: Finding Your Subject in the Master's Hand

Sometimes the greatest inspiration doesn't come from your sketchbook, but from looking back at the masters who paved the way for your own unique artistic voice.

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4 min

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Stories

The Weight of Story: Learning from Ancient Forms in Your Sketchbook

Sometimes the most profound lessons in composition and value aren't found on a palette, but etched into the enduring stone of an ancient artifact.

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4 min

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Culture

Capturing the Myth: Drawing the Drama of Medusa

Whether studying classical portraiture or mythic figure drawing, the drama inherent in subjects like Medusa offers endless opportunities to deepen your understanding of composition and value.

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Techniques

Capturing Drama: Composition and Color in Painting Narrative Scenes

Tackling a masterpiece like 'Romeo and Juliet' requires more than just skill—it demands understanding composition, value, and the emotional weight of color.

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Stories

Translating Myth: Finding the Figure and Form in Brueghel's Babel

Sometimes the greatest inspiration comes from the grand sweep of history. We dive into Pieter Brueghel's epic work, The Tower of Babel, and discuss how to translate monumental story into your own sketchbook.

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4 min

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Stories

From History Books to Sketchbook Pages: Capturing Time with Charcoal and Graphite

History isn't just dates and names; it's a rich, complex visual story waiting to be captured through charcoal, watercolor, and oil paint.

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4 min

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Stories

The Joy of the Low Mark: Embracing the Messy Middle of the Art Journey

Every masterpiece started with a messy sketch. Join us as we discuss why embracing your 'low marks' is the most vital part of learning to draw or paint.

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4 min

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