Architect Paulo Mendes da Rocha Dies, Einstein Letter Nets $1.2 M., and More: Morning Links from May 24, 2021
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National Gallery in London
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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Morning Links: L.A. Is Not A Creative Paradise Edition
In 2017, the Met will open a Lucio Fontana retrospective in the Marcel Breuer building that formally housed the old Whitney. This will only mark Fontana’s second-ever retrospective in the U.S. [Th…
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Gabriele Finaldi Named Director of London’s National Gallery
The National Gallery in London announced today that Gabriele Finaldi, the 49-year-old Old Masters art historian, will be the museum’s new director. The appointment confirms a month and a half…
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UPDATED: A Long Lost Leonardo
One of the owners of a lost painting by Leonardo da Vinci has confirmed its discovery and authentication
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Clash of the Titians
Titian's Diana and Actaeon cost the U.K. $70 million, but the artist's age is the number now causing political conflict .
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Physicality and Natural Materials Key to Première Vision Visitors
Rolling Stone
Greg Abbott Won’t Support Exception in Abortion Bill for Victims of Rape, Incest
Sportico
NBA Players’ Anti-Vax Push Set for Collision With League Policy
SPY