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69 days ago
In the past two years it has been loaned to the Musee d'Orsay in Paris and The National Gallery of Art in Washington - but has never graced the President's New York home.
3 months ago
Previously unknown Renoir painting sells for 1.8m euros at Paris auction ⊕
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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
The oil painting depicting the artist’s son Jean had never been exhibited or sold before.
A previously unknown work by French impressionist painter Pierre-Auguste Renoir depicting his son Jean sold fo…
4 months ago
‘A world detached from struggles of urban life’: a rare exhibition of Renoir drawings ⊕
Morgan Library & Museum, New York
Famed impressionist painter’s lesser-seen drawings are the focus of a major new exhibition that invites us into the stages of his artistic process
His luminous colours…
The good, the bad and the beautiful: how the great photographer Richard Avedon captured ageing ⊕⊕⊕
From a joyful Gloria Swanson to the Windsors looking scared, Avedon spent much of his career shooting the old, the wizened and the wise – uncovering the contradictions of the heart
Richard Avedon hat…
8 months ago
‘It makes me sick!’ How the likes of the French impressionists went from ‘lunatics’ to luminaries ○
The National Gallery of Victoria’s new show, French Impressionism, celebrates the likes of Monet, Renoir, Degas, Morisot and Pissarro, who painted in the face of public outrage
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Jack Reacher author Lee Child: ‘More sex is medically implausible and I’m as rich and famous as I need to be’ ○
The thriller writer on being a fearless Brummie, how he came to own a Renoir and his six-decade love affair with smoking
Born in the West Midlands, Lee Child, 70, studied law before working in televis…
12 months ago
Goya to Impressionism review – three salmon steaks blow the soppy jugs and flowers away ○
Courtauld Gallery, London
Is there an ulterior motive to this drearily grand exhibition of paintings borrowed from a Swiss collection? Could it be to show how vastly superior the Courtauld’s own works…
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