London’s National Gallery Plans Van Gogh Blowout, Collector Vivian Hewitt Dies at 102, and More: Morning Links for June 23, 2022
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National Gallery in London
The Guggenheim and London’s National Gallery Are Latest Museums to Drop Sackler Name
The latest move could raise pressure on London's Victoria and Albert Museum, which opened a courtyard named for the Sacklers in 2017
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London’s National Gallery Has Retitled Degas’s ‘Russian Dancers’ as ‘Ukrainian Dancers’
The dancers are depicted wearing Ukraine's national colors.
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Hermitage Pulls Raphael Painting from Major Retrospective at London’s National Gallery
Russian also suspended several other loans to western European institutions.
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London’s National Gallery Publishes Report on Its Ties to Slavery
The report details 67 individuals connected to the slave trade, including the museum's founder.
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Architect Paulo Mendes da Rocha Dies, Einstein Letter Nets $1.2 M., and More: Morning Links from May 24, 2021
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British and Irish Institutions Reach Agreement on Disputed Collection of French Art
The National Gallery in London and Hugh Lane Gallery in Dublin have a rotating schedule for 10 works.
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London’s National Gallery Postpones Artemisia Gentileschi Blockbuster
The show has been delayed as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.
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After Raising $25.5 M., London’s National Gallery Acquires Sought-After Orazio Gentileschi Painting
The enormous canvas has been on loan to the gallery since since 2002, and remained an acquisition priority since 1995.
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Famed Van Gogh ‘Sunflowers’ to Leave London for Only Third Time in Nearly 100 Years
At two shows in Japan, the work is expected to draw 1 million visitors.
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The Pandemic Caused NYC’s Wealthy to Leave in Unprecedented Numbers
WWD
Ukrainian Designers Carry On Despite the Russian Invasion
Rolling Stone
Jon Batiste Talks Writing a Prime Day Anthem and the Tupac CD He Wants in His Collection
Sportico
Stanley Cup Ratings Steady as NHL Revenue Rebounds on ESPN/ABC Deal
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