Three generations of Wyeths have created a legacy of American painting that blends realism and abstraction with a cinematic flair. Continue reading
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Other French Artists
A new traveling exhibition highlights the achievements of women artists in 19th-century Paris, while acknowledging their struggles for legitimacy. Continue reading
The Naturalist
Inspired by zoology, paleontology and astronomy, Nancy Graves used a variety of media to reflect on the variety of the cosmos and our place in it. Continue reading
Spirit Animals
The Met will showcase nature symbolism in luxurious lacquer and silk objects from late Imperial China. Continue reading
Battle Gear
Antique arms and armor target collectors’ imaginations with deadly accuracy. Continue reading
Hand and Heart
Gustave Baumann left a legacy of woodblock-printed images of the American landscape that have become iconic. Continue reading
Carlos Almaraz: Solo Project
A long-overdue retrospective of the California painter Carlos Almaraz is on view at LACMA. Continue reading
Jim Dine: The Worker
Jim Dine’s art is an Expressionistic one, but he constructs it with the know-how and honesty of a workman with his tools. Continue reading
Weighty Matters
Decorative paperweights made in the 19th century not only imposed order on unruly documents, they put the world in a tiny “dome of many-coloured glass.” Continue reading
The Secret of Swiss Museums
Art institutions in Switzerland benefit from a national culture of unostentatious generosity. Continue reading
