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Impressionism

Ueno Masao, Memories From the Sea, 2006

Japanese Bamboo Art: National Treasures

The Craft & Folk Art Museum’s latest exhibition reveals the ever-deeper vitality and beauty of Japanese bamboo art.

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Aelbert Cuyp The Maas at Dordrecht, c. 1650

Oceanic Feeling

In 17th-century Holland, the sea was central to both life and art, inspiring a golden age of marine painting.

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M.C. Escher, Drawing Hands

M.C. Escher: Impossible Possibilities

The eye-popping, mind-bending art of M.C. Escher goes on display in Brooklyn.

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William L. Hawkins, Red Dog Running #3

William L. Hawkins: A Geographer of the Imagination

The work of the American outsider artist William L. Hawkins is the subject of a major traveling retrospective.

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Alberto Giacometti, Dog

Striding On

The enduring art of Alberto Giacometti gets a home in Paris and a starring role in New York this season.

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Bo Bartlett, Homeland, 1994

Bo Bartlett: American Stories

Bo Bartlett brings the narrative painting tradition up to date, merging the historical with the personal.

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China table, England, circa 1755-60

Thomas Chippendale: Self-Made Man

Thomas Chippendale’s story of entrepreneurship arrives at the Met.

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Charles Arnoldi, Group Think, 1996

Charles Arnoldi: Problem Solved

Charles Arnoldi’s intricate career is traced in an exhibition at the Bakersfield Museum of Art.

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Claude Monet, Nymphéas en fleur, circa 1914-17

Top of the Rock

Christie’s auction of the Peggy and David Rockefeller collection opens a window on elite collecting tastes in the 20th century, while providing an opportunity for today’s collectors to follow in the Rockefellers’ footsteps.

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