Dora Sesar
Dora holds a bachelor’s degree in Art history and Spanish language and literature from the University of Zadar, Croatia. She also obtained her master’s degree in Art history and Hispanic studies at the same university. Currently, she is a Ph.D. student at the department of Art and Musicology at the Autonomous University of Barcelona. Her research is focused on Romanesque art and architecture. She is working as a teaching assistant at the University of Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, where she is exploring the connections between art and psychology through two subjects: Psychopathology in visual arts and Psychopathology in cinema.
Articles by Dora Sesar
Mind Blowing Details of 3 Hieronymus Bosch’s PaintingsHieronymus Bosch was a famous Netherlandish painter. His paintings were everything but common for his time and they remain unusual to this day.
How Did Carl Jung Influence Jackson Pollock’s Art?Discover the fascinating connection between Carl Jung’s theories and Jackson Pollock’s artworks.
Discover the fascinating connection between Carl Jung’s theories and Jackson Pollock’s artworks.
Picasso’s Forgotten Fascination with Romanesque ArtPablo Picasso was known for his interest in different styles and artistic periods. However, the influence of Romanesque art on his works is often forgotten.
Pablo Picasso was known for his interest in different styles and artistic periods. However, the influence of Romanesque art on his works is often forgotten.
5 Obsessive Motifs in Salvador Dalí’s WorksSalvador Dalí became known for his depictions of melting clocks, but many other motifs appear in his work.
Salvador Dalí became known for his depictions of melting clocks, but many other motifs appear in his work.
Art Therapy: Can Art Help Us Heal?For centuries art was reserved only for the elite, but today art is available to a growing number of people. Moreover, art can help us heal.
For centuries art was reserved only for the elite, but today art is available to a growing number of people. Moreover, art can help us heal.