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Tag Archives: manet
Public Parks, Private Gardens: The Met Celebrates Spring
Given the nor’easter that dumped snow all over Central Park and our constantly dreary politics, it is wonderful that the Met is putting on a show that overflows with sunshine and outdoor delights. The exhibit is on the ground floor … Continue reading
Posted in Art review
Tagged art, art exhibits, fine art, impressionism, manet, metropolitan museum of art, Monet, new york city, nyc art exhibits
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The Armory Show at a Hundred
If there was one past event that I am sorry to have missed, it is the International Exposition of Modern Art, now known as the Armory Show, which ran from February 17 until March 15 1913. My regret is that … Continue reading
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Tagged 1913, american art, art at the turn of the century, Arthur Davies, Brancusi, braque, degas, derain, duchamp, edvard munch, gauguin, international exposition of modern art, JAM Whistler, Lehmbruck, Lillie Bliss, manet, matisse, modern art, moma, Munch, nude descending the stairs, picasso, renoir, Rockefeller, rude descending the stairs, seurat, the armory, the armory show, the Museum of Modern Art, toulouse-lautrec, Wilhelm Lehmbruck, WWI
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Branching: Thoughts of an Ever-Curious Author 