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A crowd forms on Sixth Avenue and 14th Street
“Ashcan School” artist John Sloan really had a thing for the Sixth Avenue El. Several of his paintings depict the El at Third Street or Eighth Street; Jefferson Market Courthouse can often… more →
Ephemeral New York
American Stories
Lucy Butcher wrote 1 month ago: American Stories: Paintings of Everyday Life, 1765-1915 is on at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New … more →
A crowd forms on Sixth Avenue and 14th Street
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wildnewyork wrote 1 month ago: “Ashcan School” artist John Sloan really had a thing for the Sixth Avenue El. Several of … more →
The American Scene: Prints from Hopper to Pollock. Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester, 19 September - 13 December 2009
joeshervin wrote 2 months ago: George Bellows, A Stag at Sharkey's, 1917 The American Scene chronicles American printmaking fro … more →
Ashcan School - Part I
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Spanierman Gallery, LLC wrote 2 months ago: Lisa N. Peters (Read Ashcan School-Part II and Ashcan School-Part III) Focus on the Ashcan School. . … more →
"Summer Electric Storm"
wildnewyork wrote 5 months ago: Painter and Greenwich Village resident Cecil Bell captures a moody lightning storm on a New York sum … more →
Greenwich Village-May 2007 Part 1
taureandreams wrote 5 months ago: The Village was changing again…and not for the better. I had walked all the way from Penn Sta … more →
American art in Canajoharie: the Arkell Museum
emsworth wrote 10 months ago: Of all the art museums we visit, the Canajoharie Art Museum is the most unlikely. There’s not … more →
Better Late Than Never Theater Review: The School of Night
Jana J. Monji wrote 12 months ago: Peter Whelan’s “The School of Night,” now playing at the Mark Taper Forum, imagines a different kind … more →
A decadent costume ball at Webster Hall
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wildnewyork wrote 1 year ago: Webster Hall, on East 11th Street, has hosted a ton of political rallies, dances, balls, and concert … more →
John Sloan and the Sixth Avenue El
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wildnewyork wrote 1 year ago: Greenwich Village resident and Ashcan School artist John Sloan depicted many scenes of early 20th ce … more →
Graphic Satire and the Masses Magazine
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angelolopez wrote 1 year ago: One of the great sources of liberal and left wing thought has always been the leftist magazine and n … more →
Every good picture leaves the painter eager to start again, unsatisfied, inspired by the rich mine in which he is working, hoping for more energy, more vitality, more time - condemned to painting for life
karynmannix wrote 1 year ago: Happy Birthday John Sloan Unlike most of the artists he knew in Philadelphia, John Sloan began not a … more →
The 1st Amendment -- Dialog on Religion & Government
runtam wrote 1 year ago: My recent posts here regarding Randy DeSoto’s The Conservative Voice columns were an outgrowth … more →
The American Scene at the British Museum
Anna S wrote 1 year ago: Anna Sayburn reviews American prints at the British Museum If the Coming of Age exhibition at Dulwic … more →
American art in New Britain, Connecticut
emsworth wrote 8 months ago: The old museum building is on the right, the new one on the left. (April 11, 2009) Till a couple wee … more →
