Impressionist Paintings with Decorated Provenances to Fetch $45 M. at Sotheby’s
Works Paul Cézanne, Edgar Degas and Claude Monet, all from the same private collection, will take center stage.
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London’s Courtauld Gallery Fills Out Modern Art Holdings with Key Gift
The works will go on display when the gallery reopens in late 2021.
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How Paul Cézanne Charted a New Path with His Boundary-Pushing Still Lifes and Landscapes
A guide to the Post-Impressionist's career on the occasion of his birthday.
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Christie’s Can’t Wait, Moves New York Sales to October with $25 M. Cézanne Announcement
Taking cues from competitor houses, Christie's is aiming for date flexibility with its sales.
$28.1 M. Cézanne, $25.8 M. Signac, and $24.3 M. Magritte Lead Christie’s Imp-Mod and Surrealist Evening Sale
The auction was divided into three different legs: Hidden Treasures: Impressionist & Modern Masterpieces from an Important Private Collection, Impressionist and Modern Art Evening Sale, and The Art…
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‘In the Spirit of the Present Day’: The Met Gets Modern With a Major Donation of 19th-Century Painting, in 1930
In honor of the Met opening its new annex, we turn back to 1930, when the museum received a major donation of 19th-century painting.
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Cézanne Painting Will Come to Market for the First Time Since 1936
Paul Cézanne’s Vue sur L’Estaque et Le Château d’If will be sold at the Impressionist and modern evening sale at Christie’s London on February 4. The painting comes from the collection of…
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Cézanne Painting Catalogue Raisonné Is Now Available Online
A quick suggestion this Saturday morning: head over to cezannecatalogue.com, register for an account, start taking a look around, and prepare to lose major hunks of time. The site, which…
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Art History, Now in Doll Form
Kyle Hilton had little trouble transforming the lead characters of Downton Abbey, Girls, and Breaking Bad into paper dolls, but he turned out to be unexpectedly confounded by Picasso. “I thought…
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The Artistic Influences that Made Artists Artists
Hank Willis Thomas, Pat Steir, Deborah Kass, and others reflect on their early encounters with art and the childhood experiences that shape their work
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