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In 1914, Claude Monet could have put away his paint brushes for good. He was financially secure, and his reputation as a star of French Impressionism... Read more →
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The American art scene in the '60s and '70s was almost totally a boys club, and one of the few women who broke through to full membership was Vija... Read more →
Brassai, Poet of Paris Streets, Shines in Photo Show
Brassai was more than a talented documentary photographer. He was a visual poet of the streets of Paris in the 1930s, focusing on the ordinary... Read more →
How Gauguin’s Danish Ties Led to Iconic Tahitian Works
Paul Gauguin is probably best known for his tempestuous friendship with Vincent Van Gogh in the south of France and his late work in Tahiti. Yet an... Read more →
Sprawling Survey of Hip Chinese Art Impresses, Baffles
A gigantic dragon greets visitors to a new exhibition of contemporary Chinese art at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. The dragon, 85 feet long... Read more →
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Warhol Photos at Stanford Show How Pop Master Worked (and Lived)
Andy Warhol wasn't a photographer in the normal sense, yet photography was at the core of his art. An impressive new exhibition at Stanford... Read more →
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