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Manet Breaks the Fourth Wall
After the 1865 Salon, Édouard Manet befriends a young group of painters with wild ideas, and finds himself again at the center of controversy.
Jul 11
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Nicole Miras
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Cézanne Summer!
As the Cézanne 2025 festival kicks off in Aix-en-Provence, let's look back on the artist's most favorite place in the world, and the summers he spent…
Jul 9
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"Some Wretched Frenchman"
Édouard Manet shows "Le Déjeuner sur l’herbe" at the Salon des Refusés, and becomes the most notorious painter in Paris.
Jul 5
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Nicole Miras
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What On Earth is Going On With the Art Market?
As we look back on the most expensive paintings ever sold, it's worth examining the current state of the industry, and the "art-as-investment…
Jul 2
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Nicole Miras
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What On Earth is Going On With the Art Market?
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Crossroads Roundup: Disney Sues Midjourney, the Venus of Kolobrzeg, and French Museums to Levy Tourist "Tariff"
This month's news in art, archaeology, culture, and more.
Jun 30
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Nicole Miras
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Crossroads Roundup: Disney Sues Midjourney, the Venus of Kolobrzeg, and French Museums to Levy Tourist "Tariff"
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Rejection and Family Secrets: The Early Days of Manet's Career
In the next installment of our series, we learn about Édouard Manet's initial setbacks and the secret at the heart of his personal life.
Jun 27
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Nicole Miras
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Rejection and Family Secrets: The Early Days of Manet's Career
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Ottomans, Venetians, and the Riches of Cultural Exchange
Sometimes friends, sometimes foes, always open for business.
Jun 25
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Nicole Miras
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Ottomans, Venetians, and the Riches of Cultural Exchange
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How Manet Became an Artist
In the first essay of the series "The Life of Édouard Manet," we learn how Manet finally embraced his passion for painting.
Jun 20
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Nicole Miras
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Where Art Meets Science: the Still Lifes of Rachel Ruysch
An introduction to Rachel Ruysch, the star flower painter of the Dutch Golden Age.
Jun 10
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Nicole Miras
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Where Art Meets Science: the Still Lifes of Rachel Ruysch
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Evelyn De Morgan and the End of Pre-Raphaelite Art
A brilliant female artist finally gets her moment in the sun.
Jun 4
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Nicole Miras
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This Artist Was Obsessed With Cats
Utagawa Kuniyoshi: artist, ukiyo-e master, cat person.
Jun 3
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Nicole Miras
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Crossroads Roundup: Egyptian Tombs, Dutch Art at Auction, and Barbara Shermund
The latest news in art, archaeology, culture, and more.
May 30
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Nicole Miras
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Crossroads Roundup: Egyptian Tombs, Dutch Art at Auction, and Barbara Shermund
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