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In conversation with Linda Karshan on “Walking the Western Range,” with recitation of a poem by Karthika Nair, in response to Karshan’s work. This event is part of an ongoing series concerning Legacies […]

January 24, 2025

Exhibition Talk with Daniella Berman, PhD on Julien Lignier (1872-1932) On view from January 22 – March 8. 2025 Victoria Munroe Fine Art will present an exhibition of over 30 […]

January 17, 2025

The Renaissance period saw a dramatic transformation in the way that artists worked, with a new-found appreciation for creativity pushing artistic boundaries. Drawing became central to this development, evolving from […]

January 17, 2025

The Wadsworth Atheneum’s rich collection of European drawings, watercolors, and pastels is little-known and rarely seen. Since the mid-nineteenth century, the museum has acquired by purchase and gift a diverse […]

January 17, 2025

Pablo Picasso’s prolonged engagement with paper is the subject of the groundbreaking exhibition Picasso and Paper, organized by the Cleveland Museum of Art and the Royal Academy of Arts, London, […]

January 17, 2025

In celebration of Drawings Week in New York, please join us for a private viewing of works on paper by Goya from the Hispanic Society Collection. Visitors will enjoy a […]

January 15, 2025

Although the Enlightenment period in Europe (about 1685–1815) has long been celebrated as “the age of reason,” it was also a time of imagination when artists across Europe incorporated elements […]

January 15, 2025

Exhibition Tour for Sonia Delaunay: Simultaneity On view January 31-March 7, 2025 Jill Newhouse Gallery, in association with Galerie Zlotowski, Paris, will present the first New York exhibition and sale […]

January 7, 2025
Join author Claire Van Cleave for the launch of her much anticipated publication: The Farnese Drawings Collection, Editori Paparo, Naples, 2025. The Farnese Drawings Collection chronicles the rise and fall of the drawings collected in the Palazzo Farnese, Rome from the heyday of Farnese power in the sixteenth and early
January 2, 2025
Join art historian Gloria Groom for a closer look at artworks from Monet’s extraordinarily long career to consider works that are incontestably great—and others, where his ambition, technique, and composition fall short of that adjective. This talk also considers other factors that come into connoisseurship, including historical context, tastes of
January 2, 2025
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