The Figure in a Matisse-cutout Carpet
In the spring of 1968, I took the last course ever taught by the art historian Meyer Schapiro. I was, at the time, a junior at Columbia College, and it was a thrill to be studying with someone who
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Moving a Mantegna
A radical rehanging of a beloved Renaissance masterpiece at Milan's Pinacoteca di Brera induces awe in some observers—and cringes in others
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Brancusi’s ‘Kiss’: A Never-Ending Embrace
A visit to Montparnasse prompts a reflection on the refined abstraction and complex romance of a famous sensual sculpture
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Seeing the Bauhaus through a Ketchup Bottle
Visiting Josef and Anni Albers at their suburban Connecticut home, an art historian finds insights into the artists' approach to fast food, teacups, and even Heinz ketchup.
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Sign Here!
Some artists' signatures are self-expression, some are design elements, and some are just fun.
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