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Julia Guillot
Julia holds BAs in Archaeology, Art History, and English Literature from Sorbonne University in Paris, as well as an MA in Film Studies focusing on the mechanics of Buster Keaton’s comedy, jointly completed with Sorbonne University, Roma Tre University, and the University of Montreal. She has been working in film production and costuming since 2017, and she is currently living between the south of France and the USA while finishing her MA in Archaeology with a focus on Maya religion and death rituals. Julia loves cinema, literature, and traveling the world with her fiancé. In her free time, she finds fulfillment in expressing her creativity through different art forms, including writing, painting and drawing, modern dancing, and music.
Education:Université de la Sorbonne, 2018BA ArchaeologyUniversité de la Sorbonne, 2015BA Art History, BA English LiteratureUniversité de Montréal, 2017MA Film StudiesExpertise:Articles by Julia Guillot
Henri Cartier-Bresson was a photographer and a journalist known for his poetic, sometimes shocking, and always pertinent view of the world.
J. M. W. Turner was a leader of Romanticism and a precursor of Impressionism. He is famous for his unique ability to paint diaphanous landscapes and capture light flawlessly.
Andy Warhol pioneered a commercial approach to artistic production. The Factory where he created his art quickly became the social hotspot of the 1960s.
Romanticists were particularly fond of showing the scary yet fascinating topic of death in their romantic paintings.