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Van Gogh Museum reopens in Amsterdam after seven month renovation
Wednesday 01 May 2013
The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam has reopened after a seven-month renovation.
Antoni Tàpies, Timothy Taylor Gallery, London
Thursday 07 March 2013
Antoni Tàpies was recovering from a lung infection in a mountain sanatorium during his late teens when he began reading the fiction and philosophy that would shape his later oeuvre. The year was 1942.
Visual art review: Becoming Picasso: Paris 1901 - Portrait of the artist as quixotic genius and grieving friend
Sunday 17 February 2013
In one year, Picasso staged his first show, lost his soulmate, and forged the giddying range of styles that revealed his pedigree and future
Becoming Picasso, Courtauld Gallery, London
Thursday 14 February 2013
The Courtauld Gallery, which has brought us a succession of tightl focused small exhibitions in recent years, has come up with another real stunner. Becoming Picasso is the story of the Spanish painter’s arrival – brash, determined and hungry for the bohemian life – in the French capital in 1901.
Was she really 132? World's 'oldest ever person' Antisa Khvichava dies in remote Georgian village
Monday 08 October 2012
A Georgian woman who claimed to be 132-years-old - making her the world’s oldest human being ever - has died.
Two for the price of one: Van Gogh confirmed - with another underneath
Tuesday 20 March 2012
Museum finds secret work - on canvas it thought was worthless
Great Works: The Painter's Mother II, 1972 (229mm x 210mm), Lucian Freud
Friday 17 February 2012
Private collection
Antoni Tapies: Catalan artist celebrated for his use of found materials
Wednesday 08 February 2012
Antoni Tapies was the most important Catalan artist of the 20th century. He was a self-taught painter and sculptor, his later works instantly recognisable for their stark contrasts of colour, incorporation of found materials and widespread use of written language and geometric symbols.
Great Works: A Pair of Boots (Les Souliers), 1887 (33cm x 40.9cm), Vincent van Gogh
Friday 27 January 2012
Baltimore Museum of Art
Paul Klee: Polyphonies, Cite de la musique, Paris
Tuesday 03 January 2012
A composition – ‘putting together’ – can be paint on paper, or notes in a piece of music.
Did Van Gogh die in an unfortunate brush with fate?
Saturday 15 October 2011
Art historians say it was suicide – but a new book claims he met his demise in a shooting accident
The Vorticists: Manifesto for a Modern World, Tate Britain, London
Sunday 19 June 2011
Smiths bidding war hinges on 'classic' status
Friday 22 April 2011
Picasso, Miró, Dalí: The Birth of Modernity, Palazzo Strozzi, Florence <br/> Picasso in Paris, Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam
Sunday 27 March 2011
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