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Sebastiao Salgado: The Eye of the Heart
Sebastião Salgado’s visually stunning photographs accord equal respect to suffering humanity and primal nature.
Peter Paul Rubens: Weaving a Narrative
In the service of the Catholic Church and the Spanish royal family, Peter Paul Rubens conceived a cycle of religious images, painted them, and had them rendered as sumptuous tapestries, now on view in a once-in-a lifetime traveling exhibition.
John Marin: The Romantic Cubist
Rejecting urbanism and irony, John Marin used European avant-garde methods to make a quintessentially American art.
Under the Surface
Hidden beneath coats of house paint in a New York hospital slated for demolition, abstract murals created for the WPA in the 1930s awaited rediscovery and restoration.
Meissen Men
The porcelain creations of 18th-century masters such as Johann Gregorius Höroldt and Johann Joachim Kändler, never equaled, continue to inspire collectors and artists.
Bruce Beasley: Industrial Strength
Bruce Beasley, sculptor and inventor, makes technology serve art.
Video Tour: The Ellsworth Collection
Christie’s New York will auction off the collection of Robert Hatfield Ellsworth on March 17-21. But before the sale, Art & Antiques was given a peek inside the late collector and scholar’s Upper East Side apartment
Ed Mieczkowski: Apollonian Op
Ed Mieczkowski’s “perceptual abstraction” can teach us to see how we see.
Secret Formulas
Shakespeare and higher mathematics meet in Man Ray’s late, great series of paintings, “Shakespearean Equations.”
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