These days, nobody gives much thought to the idea of artistic practice fitting into an overriding narrative of historical progress. The current scene is liberating if shapeless, as artists work from
The museum said that new research evinced Manet's practice of repeatedly redoing his paintings.
The extensive restoration is thanks to a $27,500 grant from TEFAF.
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Manet died on this day 137 years ago.
The painting will be displayed at Tokyo's National Museum of Western Art.
Denise Murrell's work as a curator and academic has provided a richer, deeper understanding of paintings that long seemed familiar to many.
Behold, 50 exhibitions to see—or at least read about—this season.
Few artists had so decisive an impact on modern art as the painter and graphic artist Eugène Delacroix.
The sale totaled $646 million, the new record for a single-session, single-owner sale.