Blogs about: Matisse
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Seven
Happy seventh birthday to you, Matisse, my very favorite matisse-meow-sneezy-drooly-choo-chen! It’s been a wonderful six and a half years with you.… more →
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fierce invalids home from hot climates
estola wrote 1 day ago: this is a perfect example of an over written book. I could see the gamut with the mother mary, Matis … more →
Fashionista Fridays...
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Rae wrote 1 week ago: Random friday ramblings because by Thursday, I can’t really think about anything but the weeke … more →
Q. How did you get involved in the arts?
tarky7 wrote 1 week ago: I grew up in New York City. My mother went to the high school of performing arts; my Dad was a scien … more →
Falling in Love With Paris
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Steven Harris wrote 1 week ago: When I was in France as an exchange student all those years ago I wasn’t only an idiot obsesse … more →
Yves Saint Laurent el fallecido con más ingresos
modiario wrote 3 weeks ago: El extinto diseñador Yves Saint Laurent superó este año al mismo Michael Jackson en la lista de Forb … more →
THE EXPERTS SPEAK
bobkessel wrote 3 weeks ago: Degas is repulsive. - The New York Times, 1886 Gauguin is… a decorator tainted with insanity. … more →
Matisse Paintings Coming to Tampa Museum
papastampabay wrote 1 month ago: You can hear the enthusiasm in Todd Smith’s voice as he gives us a tour of the sprawling build … more →
5 Tall Fall Boots For Every Girl
londonllixob wrote 1 month ago: item $99.95 Cool for School by Naughty Monkey Gleaming, oversized buckles secure the wide tabs wrapp … more →
SOMETHING FISHY POSTER
bobkessel wrote 1 month ago: Kay with half of SOMETHING FISHY poster, which side by side create one large image. Bob Kessel has c … more →
Right Wing Art Critics Always Have a Firm Grasp of Irony.
furious buddha wrote 1 month ago: Here’s Michelle Malkin freaking out than an Alma Thomas painting is ‘an outright copy … more →
Virtual Word of Mouth Brings the BBC to Grosh Backdrops!
GroshBackdrops wrote 1 month ago: S1601-Fantasy Staircase Backdrop On Aug 30th, I posted a blog about 25 Fun and Random Things about G … more →
3 things (that start with "f" for friday)
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3thingsindc wrote 1 month ago: I fell into the blog kiss-of-death trap: I haven’t posted in a week. No reason in particular. … more →
Art News: The Turner Prize comes to Tate Britain this winter
Gitika Bhardwaj wrote 1 month ago: October marks the return of the Turner Prize, heralded as one of the most exciting of awards on the … more →
Truth and Resistance
lenikae wrote 1 month ago: Out From The Landscape of Tainted Hearts, by artist Leni Kae (c) 2009 “Truth and reality….do n … more →
Art: Les Poissons Rouges de Matisse
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Silverfish wrote 1 month ago: Goldfish have been a recurrent theme in Matisse’s art. Born in 1869 in France (d. 1954), Henri … more →
The Alchemic Nature of Painting
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Park West Gallery wrote 1 month ago: The Park West Gallery collection features unique paintings and limited-edition artwork by artist Pet … more →
Paris Museum Update
Karen wrote 1 month ago: Change is in the air as Paris museums open new expos – and a few favorites close for renovatio … more →
Renoir in the 20th Century
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Park West Gallery wrote 1 month ago: Pierre-Auguste Renoir is easily the most popular painter of the Impressionist movement. The colorful … more →
Not Giving Over
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Deborah Barlow wrote 2 months ago: Hindu altar, Kanchipuram India, 2008 Blue Arabesque, by Patricia Hampl, is a book-long meditation an … more →
