Tag Archives: National Gallery of Art

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News

‘You Had to Have a Veronese’

By Posted 01/23/13

A survey at the Ringling chronicles the career of the Renaissance painter American collectors coveted Read More

Tiki, 19th century, from the Marquesas Islands.
Looking at Art

The Polynesian Connection?

By Posted 06/28/12

Polynesian objects were given equal status with Gauguin’s work in a groundbreaking and subversive exhibition Read More

Both Members of This Club, 1909, by George Bellows.
News

Urban Studies

By Posted 06/12/12

George Bellows, Action Painter Read More

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Investigations

Unraveling the Mysteries of Degas’s Sculpture

By Posted 05/01/11

An exhaustive catalogue from the National Gallery of Art draws on both art history and scientific analysis to resolve questions about how Degas made sculpture and what happened to it after his death. Read More

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News

Betting the Farm

By Posted 04/01/11

A Joan Miró retrospective features the canvas that Ernest Hemingway couldn't pass up. Read More

Features

The Undiscovered O’Keeffe

By Posted 04/01/00

Georgia O'Keeffe had a history of keeping secrets--and one of them, scholars have discovered, was her extensive cache of works on paper. Why was she reluctant to show them? And what do they reveal about her working methods?. Read More