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Mark Tobey: A Quiet Master

By Art & Antiques Magazine | November 30, 2017
Mark Tobey, The Void Devouring the Gadget Era, 1942

Mark Tobey transformed the fluid lines of Eastern calligraphy into a unique style of abstract painting.

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Mexico Mystique

By Art & Antiques Magazine | October 30, 2017
Rufino Tamayo, New York seen from the Terrace

A new exhibition at the Smithsonian reveals the intimate connection between Mexican modernist Rufino Tamayo and New York City.

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Living Color

By Art & Antiques Magazine | October 30, 2017
Theodoros Stamos, Greek Rug Mountain Laurel

For the American Abstract Expressionist Theodoros Stamos, paint was alive, possessed of a power that could connect the artist directly to nature.

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Masters Old and New

By Art & Antiques Magazine | October 25, 2017
Claude Monet, Railroad Bridge, Argenteuil, 1874

The Philadelphia Museum of Art exhibits and reassesses the collection of a great patron.

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Glass Act

By Art & Antiques Magazine | October 25, 2017
Daum Art Nouveau Mimosa Vase.

Art Nouveau pieces by the Daum factory excel in eye appeal and technical wizardry.

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Second Nature

By Art & Antiques Magazine | October 25, 2017
Charles E. Burchfield, Sunburst

A show devoted to Charles Burchfield’s depictions of weather comes to Montclair.

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Unique Pairing

By Art & Antiques Magazine | October 25, 2017
Auguste Rodin, The Kiss, circa 1884

A new exhibition in San Francisco puts works by Auguste Rodin and Gustav Klimt on view together.

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First Family

By Art & Antiques Magazine | September 26, 2017
Andrew Wyeth, Victoria

Three generations of Wyeths have created a legacy of American painting that blends realism and abstraction with a cinematic flair.

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Other French Artists

By Art & Antiques Magazine | September 26, 2017
Marie Bracquemond, On the Terrace at Sèvres

A new traveling exhibition highlights the achievements of women artists in 19th-century Paris, while acknowledging their struggles for legitimacy.

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