Bob Kirchman
Author
Bob Kirchman is an architectural illustrator who lives in Augusta County, Va., with his wife Pam. He teaches studio art to students in the Augusta Christian Educators Homeschool Co-op.
LATEST
The Thief Who Made the ‘Mona Lisa’ Famous
The theft of the “Mona Lisa” was considered one the biggest art heists of the 20th century.
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Celebrating America’s Premiere Gilded Age Architect
‘Richard Morris Hunt: In a New Light’ showcased the architect’s uncompromising mission to create a national identity in architecture and the arts.
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The Augusta Resolves and the Declaration of Independence
Staunch Virginians pave the way for one of our country’s most important documents.
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The Ellicott Family and Their Gift to America
They were called ‘dreamers and half-hearted fools’ at the time, but yet they changed the course of American history.
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Leonardo’s Portraits of Beloved Ladies
The three known women from Leonardo’s oeuvre reflect the Renaissance artist’s pioneering techniques.
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The First Thanksgiving in America
America’s first Thanksgiving wasn’t in Massachusetts, and it didn’t involve food.
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Frontier Culture Museum: ‘Out of Many, One’
Virginia’s living history museum celebrates the contributions of America’s frontier culture.
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The Washington Square Arch: Stanford White’s Monumental Style
As a collaboration between architects and craftsmen, the monumental arch commemorated the centennial of Washington’s inauguration.
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Wright Flyer: The First in Flight
Charles E. Taylor became the first airplane mechanic for the world’s first successful powered flight.
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Stratford Hall: A Model Homestead for Generations
Stratford Hall’s stately homestead became an icon for subsequent generations of Lees and Virginians alike.
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The Thief Who Made the ‘Mona Lisa’ Famous
The theft of the “Mona Lisa” was considered one the biggest art heists of the 20th century.
|
Celebrating America’s Premiere Gilded Age Architect
‘Richard Morris Hunt: In a New Light’ showcased the architect’s uncompromising mission to create a national identity in architecture and the arts.
|
The Augusta Resolves and the Declaration of Independence
Staunch Virginians pave the way for one of our country’s most important documents.
|
The Ellicott Family and Their Gift to America
They were called ‘dreamers and half-hearted fools’ at the time, but yet they changed the course of American history.
|
Leonardo’s Portraits of Beloved Ladies
The three known women from Leonardo’s oeuvre reflect the Renaissance artist’s pioneering techniques.
|
The First Thanksgiving in America
America’s first Thanksgiving wasn’t in Massachusetts, and it didn’t involve food.
|
Frontier Culture Museum: ‘Out of Many, One’
Virginia’s living history museum celebrates the contributions of America’s frontier culture.
|
The Washington Square Arch: Stanford White’s Monumental Style
As a collaboration between architects and craftsmen, the monumental arch commemorated the centennial of Washington’s inauguration.
|
Wright Flyer: The First in Flight
Charles E. Taylor became the first airplane mechanic for the world’s first successful powered flight.
|
Stratford Hall: A Model Homestead for Generations
Stratford Hall’s stately homestead became an icon for subsequent generations of Lees and Virginians alike.
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