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Tag Archives: art collection
Georges Seurat’s Circus Sideshow at the Met
Georges Seurat was a visionary. He applied primary colors in tiny dots, and ended up with unbelievably beautiful novel textures and shades. His technique was based on the theory of the color wheel and as a reaction to the spontaneous, … Continue reading
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Tagged art, art auctions, art collecting, art collection, art exhibits, art history, art institute of chicago, art museums, art sales, arts, circus sideshow, divisionism, fine art, fine arts, french art, georges seurat, impressionism, john quinn, metropolitan museum, metropolitan museum of art, modern art, modernism, moma, museum of modern art, museums, neo-impressionism, pointillism, seurat, the met
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Max Beckmann at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Thank God this painting is in New York,” Sabine Rewald kept repeating as she led a flock of reporters through the magnificent exhibition of Max Beckmann paintings that she had curated for the New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art. Given … Continue reading
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Tagged art, art collection, art exhibits, art history, art museums, degenerate art, fine art, german art, german expressionism, german expressionists, german jewish history, germany, max beckmann, met museum, metropolitan museum, metropolitan museum of art, modern art, museum of modern art, nazi germany, paintings
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Inventing Abstraction: How a Radical Idea Changed Modern Art
Fittingly, New York’s Museum of Modern Art opened the centennial exhibition of Inventing Abstraction before the end of 2012. It is a very handsome show, full of varied and vigorous pictures celebrating a new medium that since has swept the … Continue reading
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Tagged abstract art, art collecting, art collection, collection, das kreisen, family story, inventing abstraction, kestnergesellschaft, kurt schwitters, masked ball, merzbild, modern art, moma, museum of modern art, new york, pablo picasso, picasso, schwitters, sonia delaunay, sonia delaunay-terk, the cherry picture, the revolving
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Branching: Thoughts of an Ever-Curious Author 