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Hieronymus Bosch: Dark Past

By Art & Antiques Magazine | March 29, 2016
Hieronymus Bosch, Allegory of Gluttony and Lust

A celebratory exhibition in Hieronymus Bosch’s hometown doubles as a major art-historical achievement.

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Morris Graves: The Zen of Painting

By Art & Antiques Magazine | March 29, 2016
Morris Graves, Majestic Dog

Morris Graves’ mystical art is on view at LACMA

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John James Audubon: Bird Man

By Art & Antiques Magazine | March 29, 2016

With incredible persistence and artistic skill, John James Audubon made birds and other animals come to life on the printed page.

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Kim Keever: Fluid Dynamics

By Art & Antiques Magazine | March 29, 2016
Kim Keever, Abstract 10166, 2014;

Photographer Kim Keever exploits the properties of paint and water in his enigmatic creations.

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Floating Earth

By Art & Antiques Magazine | March 8, 2016
Tokuda Yasokichi IV, Suicho, 2013

Contemporary Japanese ceramicists are transforming an ancient art while staying plugged into tradition.

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The Vanishing Indian Painter

By Art & Antiques Magazine | March 8, 2016
John Mix Stanley, Group of Piegan Indians, 1867

John Mix Stanley’s status as a major depicter of Native American and Western American life was imperiled by a catastrophic loss of his work, but enough remains to reveal his true importance.

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Fabric of Society

By Art & Antiques Magazine | March 8, 2016
Neptune and Cupid Plead with Vulcan for the Release of Venus and Mars, circa 1625–36

Under the reign of Louis XIV, the art of tapestry was esteemed higher than painting, prized for its power to impress the masses with royal power and wealth.

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Hung Liu: Ghost World

By Art & Antiques Magazine | February 24, 2016
Hung Liu, Manchu Bride, 2015

Hung Liu’s paintings call a lost China back to life.

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Popping Up Everywhere

By Art & Antiques Magazine | February 24, 2016
Edward Ruscha, Standard Station, Amarillo, Texas, 1963

An exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art highlights Pop Art from around the world.

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