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Tag Archives: French Art
From the Collection–Charlotte-Françoise DeBure by Catherine Lusurier
One thing to keep in mind when you look at art is not to trust the labels. Well, I don’t mean the labels that museums put on the wall next to the artwork–we try to make those as accurate as … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Curatorial
Tagged 18th Century Art, Catherine Lusurier, European art, French Art, From the Collection, Hubert Drouais, portraiture
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Slow Art–Bouguereau’s Homer and His Guide
It was easier to begin my 45-minute looking experience at William-Adolphe Bouguereau’s Homer and His Guide than it was at Ernst Ludwig Kirchner’s Street at Schöneberg City Park, the subject of my last “Slow Art” post. I have loved Bouguereau … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Education
Tagged 19th Century Art, French Art, Homer, Slow Art, William-Adolphe Bouguereau
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