Hasegawa Tohaku Gets His Due
Tigers and Bamboo (detail) The present exhibition at the Idemitsu Museum, "New Discovery: The Beauty of Hasegawa TÅhaku," h...
Drawing: Zen Number One
This artwork mixes subtle figurative elements, based on a sketch by Michelangelo, with abstract riffing that explores, without filling, ...
James Ensor: A Touch of Madness
The Intrigue (1890) The impression given by the prints, paintings, and drawings of the Belgian artist James Ensor (1860-1949) is of a...
The Disconcerting Unity of Raphael
Madonna del Granduca Harmony can sometimes have a disconcerting side. This is one insight to emerge from the Raphael exhibition at th...
A Candle Held up to a Rediscovered Master: Georges de La Tour
The Dream of Saint Joseph, c. 1640 Most of the great artists are instantly recognizable. As soon as you see one of their works, you i...
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