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artfully preserved
The paintings may appear a bit superficial, an air of being quickly rendered and spontaneous, like Bob Ross “deep” , but they were painstakingly and deliberately wrought … Franz Hals is at the Met and the seventeenth-century Dutch master has … Continue reading
Posted in Art History/Antiquity/Anthropology, Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion
Tagged Claude Monet, Edouard Manet, Frans Hals, James McNeill Whistler, Jean Antoine Watteau, John Singer Sargent, Jonathan Jones Guardian, Norman Rockwell, Rembrandt, ROberta Smith New York Times, seymour slive, Vincent Van Gogh, walter liedtke
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a silent noise:from babylon to broadway
She rarely showed he paintings publicly and refused to put any of her work up for sale. Of course, she came from a wealthy family and didn’t have to sell her art to survive or play the art game with … Continue reading
Posted in Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion, Modern Arts/Craft
Tagged Andre Breton, christine cariati, dieter daniels, Florine Stettheimer, Georgia O'keefe, henry mcbride, joseph cornell, katherine dreier, Katherine Dreir, Marcel Duchamp, pavel tchelitchew, raymond roussel, Roberta Smith, ROberta Smith New York Times, Salvador dali, susan laxton, Tristan Tzara, Walter Arensberg
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MATISSE SCULPTURE: Static Mass Into Dynamic Emblem
Henri Matisse did not concern himself only with painting, when what would be termed “fauvism” was coming forth in the summer of 1905 when he was in Collioure with Andre Derain. He also drew continually, and pondered the possibilities of … Continue reading
Posted in Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion, Miscellaneous, Modern Arts/Craft, Visual Art/Sculpture/etc.
Tagged Albert Elsen, Conor Jordan, Donald Kuspit, Henri Matisse, John Elderfield, Karl Ruhrberg, Matisse sculpture, Roberta Smith, ROberta Smith New York Times, Sarah Stein, Stephen Nash, Tyler Green
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