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Art and Culture

Hopper’s mystery replayed in Basel
Canova, eternal beauty
Goya under review
Giordano: the many-facetted artist on show in Paris
Marie-Antoinette: metamorphoses of an image
Respect, Monsieur Lautrec!
Dazzling, ferocious, affable: the eye of Toulouse-Lautrec reveals his immense humanity in the retrospective at the Grand Palais: some two hundred works…
Alana Collection: the Italian exception
The very rare and exquisite Alana collection is on show at the Musée Jacquemart-André in Paris. An overview of Italian painting from Gothic art to…
Bacon's reading: the dangers of the too-exclusive
The Centre Pompidou, in Paris, is exploring Francis Bacon's literary pantheon in relation to fifty-odd works dating from the end of his life. An overly…
Tony Cragg at Boboli
The combination of the extraordinary setting of the Boboli gardens and the monumental sculptures of Tony Cragg (b. 1949) works marvellously.
Balenciaga and Spanish painting
The famous designer proved a worthy successor to the great Spanish masters, in a summer exhibition at the Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum.
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The Apotheosis of Carolingian Art
A tête-à-tête between Brancusi and Matisse
Jean-Luc Martinez: Bid for the Louvre!
Christo Ties Up the Pont-Neuf
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7 looted works returned to the rightful owners of Marguerite Stern
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Analyses
Djo-Bourgeois, A Shooting Star
Though his name crops up regularly in auction sales (often preceded…
Cultural Heritage
The Art Institute of Chicago Looks Towards the Futur…
The Art Institute of Chicago, one of the largest museums in the…
Exhibitions
The Duchemin Gallery’s latest finds
With eight paintings and one drawing ranging from Delacroix to Édouard…
Berthe Morisot: from obscurity to light
Forgotten in the early 20 th century, this key figure in Impressionism was rediscovered during the 1970s. The Musée d’Orsay is now doing her justice.…
Félix Fénéon's wild instincts
On 11 and 13 June 1947, Drouot auctioned one of the first major non-western art collections: Félix Fénéon's, with its 457 pieces. It was historic in…
Dora Maar, the hidden woman
Photographer, painter, activist: Dora Maar was much more than The Weeping Woman Picasso painted in 1937. The Centre Pompidou retrospective, Paris,…
Fantasy versions of Versailles
Here we see things that never happened, but might have, with the many faces of Versailles: residence of sovereigns from Louis XIV to Louis-Philippe.…