Colo Coloescribió este domingo una nueva página dorada en su rica historia en el fútbol chileno de Primera División.

El "Cacique" festejó su corona 35 en el profesionalismo, tras vencer por 2-1 a Ñublense en el Nelson Oyarzún de Chillán de manera agónica, gracias a un gol de Marcos Bolados a los 90+2'.

En un duelo muy sufrido, apretado y de muchas emociones, el nuevo monarca se hizo fuerte en el arranque con el gol de Arturo Vidal (13').

Sin embargo, el local reaccionó ycon el tanto de Lucas Molina (28') consiguió la paridad con la que se fueron al descanso.

Y en el complemento, los de Fernando Ortiz buscaron por todos lados, pero no tenían claridad para romper el cerco defensivo de los "Diablos Rojos".

Parecía que la celebración se postergaba, pero la alegría llegó cerca del final.Bolados aprovechó un centro de Javier Correa y empujó el balón a la red en el segundo minuto de descuento para desatar la locura de los colocolinos.

The face that sold for $92.2 million and still won’t tell you who he is. The face that sold for $92.2 million and still won’t tell you who he is. Painted around 1480 by Sandro Botticelli, this young Florentine nobleman has no name. No identity. Just a gaze that cuts straight through 500 years of silence. At a time when portraits showed people in profile safe, formal, impersonal Botticelli turned him forward. Full eye contact. Unblinking. Like he knows exactly what he’s worth. In his hands: a small circular painting of a saint, identified as a 14th-century Sienese work inserted into Botticelli’s panel. Nobody agrees on what it means. Nobody agrees on who the young man is. Collector Sheldon Solow bought it in 1982 for $1.3 million. Loaned it to museums for decades. When it finally sold at Sotheby’s New York in January 2021, it went for $92.2 million a Botticelli record. Some paintings ask questions. This one just stares back.

This is Hieronymus Bosch. He was born around 1450 in 's-Hertogenbosch into a family of painters. None of their work survived. Only his did. This is Hieronymus Bosch. He was born around 1450 in 's-Hertogenbosch into a family of painters. None of their work survived. Only his did. When Bosch was about thirteen, a massive fire destroyed much of his city, including his family’s home. He watched it happen. Many believe the visions of fire, chaos, and torment in his later paintings never stopped echoing that moment. He married into wealth, which gave him the freedom to paint whatever he wanted. What he painted shocked the world. His works were filled with monstrous creatures, burning cities, giant birds, twisted human bodies, and scenes so strange that even today nobody fully understands them. His masterpiece, The Garden of Earthly Delights, remains one of the most mysterious paintings in history. Bosch rarely left his hometown, yet his imagination seemed limitless. Centuries later, artists like Salvador Dalí and René Magritte called him the first surrealist. He left behind no diary, no letters, no explanation. Only nightmares painted in perfect detail. What if the strangest worlds ever painted were not imagined at all… but remembered?

The Secret Behind Water More Real Than Nature The Secret Behind Water More Real Than Nature Frits Thaulow (1847–1906) was one of the leading figures of Norwegian painting and an undisputed master of the European landscape tradition at the end of the nineteenth century. Born in Christiania (now Oslo), he first studied at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts before continuing his artistic training in Paris, where he was exposed to the major artistic movements of his time. Although closely associated with Naturalism and influenced by the Impressionists, Thaulow developed a highly personal style. His favorite subject was water—rivers, canals, streams, and melting snow. Rather than idealizing nature, he sought to capture every subtle nuance with extraordinary fidelity. His paintings reproduce reflections, currents, transparency, and changing light with such mastery that the water often appears to be flowing. Yet his work is far more than a technical achievement. Through his quiet landscapes, Thaulow invites viewers to experience the serenity of nature and the passage of time. His remarkable ability to transform an ordinary waterway into a living, breathing scene is why he is still regarded today as one of the greatest painters of water in the history of art. Frits Thaulow (1847–1906) Music: TES V Skyrim Soundtrack – Far Horizons #art #arthistory #painting #artwork #impressionism #naturalism #landscape #nordicart #light #emotion

¿Sabes distinguir entre una obra de Renoir y otra de Monet? ¿Sabes distinguir entre una obra de Renoir y otra de Monet?

LONDON’S MOST DRAMATIC INTERIOR? LONDON’S MOST DRAMATIC INTERIOR? 🏛️ And perhaps… the greatest surprise of this entire trip. Every kilometre, every wrong turn and even the three Underground changes it took to reach the Painted Hall at the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich ended up being completely worth it. 🎨 Originally created in the early 18th century by Sir James Thornhill, this extraordinary space was conceived to celebrate Britain’s naval power, monarchy and mythology through one of the most ambitious painted interiors in Europe. ✨ A place so overwhelming in scale and detail that your eyes genuinely struggle to know where to rest first. 📖 I have a feeling this hall deserves a proper post of its own very soon. @oldroyalnavalcollege

Prima di lui le figure dipinte non avevano emozioni. Poi arrivò lui. ✝️🏛️ Dante lo citò nella Divina Commedia. È il padre della pittura occidentale. Prima di lui le figure dipinte non avevano emozioni. Poi arrivò lui. ✝️🏛️ Dante lo citò nella Divina Commedia. È il padre della pittura occidentale. 🔔 Segui — nuovo episodio ogni settimana. 👇 Conoscevi Giotto prima di oggi? #StoriaItaliana #Giotto #ArteItaliana #Rinascimento #PitturaMedievale

Sufrió accidentes, traiciones y un dolor físico constante… pero convirtió cada herida en arte eterno. Sufrió accidentes, traiciones y un dolor físico constante… pero convirtió cada herida en arte eterno. Esta es la historia de Frida Kahlo, la mujer que transformó el sufrimiento en cuadros que conquistaron al mundo. Una vida marcada por la pasión, el amor tormentoso con Diego Rivera y una fuerza imposible de quebrar. Descubre cómo una joven que pasó meses inmóvil en una cama terminó convirtiéndose en uno de los símbolos más poderosos del arte y la identidad latinoamericana.

Hay lugares que no se visitan. Se habitan. Hay lugares que no se visitan. Se habitan. La Villa Borghese es uno de esos sitios donde la belleza no pide permiso. Donde el mármol respira, los techos pesan de arte y la luz sabe exactamente dónde ir desde hace siglos. Una visita diferente. Sin prisa. Solo belleza pura. Mas en www.lavidaesarte.com.ar #VillaBorghese #MuseoBorghese #Roma #LaVidaEsArte #ArteClásico #Italia #HistoriaDelArte #Arte #Escultura #MuseosDelMundo