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1. Degas in Chicago

Author

Fenton, James

Subjects
Artists, French -- Exhibitions, Literature/writing
Abstract

The works of artist Edgar Degas are featured at the Art Institute of Chicago exhibition 'Beyond Impressionism.' Degas produced much of his most important work after the age of 50. Renoir called him the greatest sculptor of his day.

Published
1996

2. Cezanne of desire

Author

Collins, Amy Fine

Subjects
Cezanne, Paul -- Exhibitions, Painters -- Exhibitions, Artists, French -- Exhibitions, General interest
Abstract

A touring exhibition of Cezanne's masterful paintings is drawing crowds of admirers. The artist's work is deeply moving and erotic, and he was greatly influenced by Pissaro. Cezanne's life and works are discussed, and exhibition dates are given.

Published
1996

5. Chardin's Truth

Author

KOZLOFF, MAX

Subjects
Artists, French -- Exhibitions
Published
2000

6. Dynamic Duo

Subjects
Metropolitan Museum of Art -- Exhibitions, Tate Modern -- Exhibitions, Artists, French -- Exhibitions, Artists, Spanish -- Exhibitions, Modernism (Art) -- Exhibitions, Art, Modern -- Exhibitions, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Exhibitions, Works
Abstract

Whom do you prefer: Matisse or Picasso? That's been the standard art- world Rorschach test for about 75 years. If you prefer Picasso, then you like risk and revolution. If [...]

Published
2002

7. VENICE SETS PAIR OF RETROSPECTIVES

Author

Zecchinelli, Cecilia

Subjects
Venice International Film Festival -- 2001 AD, Filmmakers -- Exhibitions, Artists, French -- Exhibitions, Film festivals -- Exhibitions, Motion picture industry -- Fairs and festivals
Abstract

MILAN The Venice Intl. Film Fest will hold retrospectives dedicated to revolutionary French artist Guy Debord and Polish film director Andrzej Munk. Munk created one of the most significant shifts […]

Published
2001

8. Degas Retrospective Examines Early Collectors

Subjects
Artists, French -- Exhibitions, Impressionism (Art) -- Exhibitions, Arts and entertainment industries, General interest, Exhibitions
Abstract

French Impressionist artist Edgar Degas (1834-1917) is the subject of a new exhibit at the High Museum of Art called 'Degas & America: The Early Collectors.' According to museum officials, [...]

Published
2001

9. Manet's Still-Life Paintings Receive New Life

Subjects
Artists, French -- Exhibitions, Arts -- Exhibitions, Arts and entertainment industries, General interest, Exhibitions
Abstract

'A painter can say all he wants to with fruits or flowers, or even clouds,' stated the 19th-century French artist Edouard Manet, regarded as one of the most pivotal figures [...]

Published
2001

10. Paris roundup

Author

Kramer, Miriam

Subjects
Artists, French -- Exhibitions, Impressionist artists -- Exhibitions, Impressionism (Art) -- Exhibitions
Published
2000

11. FLORENCE LAZAR

Author

Breuvart, Valerie

Subjects
Artists, French -- Exhibitions, Women artists -- Exhibitions, Video art -- Exhibitions, Arts, visual and performing, Exhibitions
Abstract

Two of Florence Lazar's three recent videos were shot in Serbia following the conflicts in Kosovo. Born in France in 1966 and a graduate of L'Ecole nationale superieure des Beaux-Arts, [...]

Published
2000

12. On Art: Intoxicating Heresies

Author

Perl, Jed

Subjects
Artists, French -- Exhibitions, Fauvism -- Exhibitions, Dufy, Raoul -- Exhibitions
Published
1999

13. Su-Mei Tse

Author

Wei, Lilly

Subjects
Installations (Art) -- Exhibitions, Artists, French -- Exhibitions, Arts, visual and performing
Published
2006

14. Augusto Zanela

Author

Verlichak, Victoria

Subjects
Artists, French -- Exhibitions, Art, Modern -- Exhibitions, Modernism (Art) -- Exhibitions, Arts, visual and performing
Published
2006

15. Isa Barbier

Author

Krienke, Mary

Subjects
Installations (Art) -- Exhibitions, Artists, French -- Exhibitions, Arts, visual and performing
Published
2006

17. The French occupation

Author

McFadden, Sarah

Subjects
Sculpture -- Exhibitions, Artists, French -- Exhibitions, Photography -- Exhibitions
Published
1981

18. 'Matisse and the Model'

Author

Rosenberg, Karen

Subjects
Artists, French -- Exhibitions, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Eykyn Maclean 23 East 67th Street, Manhattan Through Dec. 10 We're accustomed to looking at Picasso through his models, who were usually also his lovers. But we tend not to [...]

Published
2011

19. Gauguin U.S. exhibit opening Sunday

Author

Yancey, Kitty Bean and Bly, Laura

Subjects
Harley-Davidson Inc. -- Public relations, Christchurch, New Zealand Earthquake, 2011 -- Casualties, Art -- Exhibitions, Motorcycle industry -- Public relations, Artists, French -- Exhibitions, Earthquakes -- Casualties -- United States -- New Zealand, Company public relations, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Kitty Bean Yancey; Laura Bly The first major U.S. exhibition of collected works of French artist Paul Gauguin in two decades opens Sunday at the National Gallery of Art [...]

Published
2011

20. Christine Rebet: Galerie Kamel Mennour

Author

Davies, Lillian

Subjects
Animated films -- Exhibitions, Artists, French -- Exhibitions, Landscape painting -- Exhibitions, Arts, visual and performing, Exhibitions
Abstract

In 1911 the Dreamland fairground on Coney Island was completely destroyed by fire, a tragedy foreshadowed by the fear-inducing entertainment that had been the amusement park's top draw: Fighting the [...]

Published
2007

21. Visions of a Republic presents Lucien Henry's 19th century exploration of the artistic possibilities of an independant South Pacific nation. (Radar Exibition)

Author

Rice, Charles

Subjects
Artists, French -- Exhibitions, Architecture and design industries, Business, Business, international, Exhibitions, Works
Abstract

Visions of a Republic: The Work of Lucien Henry exhibits, for the first time, the late-19th-century decorative art produced in Sydney by this little-known French artist. At one level Henry's [...]

Published
2001

23. Emmanuel Perrotin

Author

Hurwitz, Laurie

Subjects
Artists, French -- Exhibitions, Art -- Exhibitions, Arts, visual and performing
Published
2008

24. Out of step

Author

Gayford, Martin

Subjects
Royal Academy of Arts (London, England) -- Exhibitions, Artists, French -- Exhibitions
Published
2000

25. A lovable elephant that youngsters never ever forget

Author

Wernick, Robert

Subjects
Artists, French -- Exhibitions
Abstract

Oldest they are and the wisest of beasts, said D.H. Lawrence of elephants. By those standards Babar is an inexperienced youth. Though he enjoys the counsel of General Cornelius, who […]

Published
1984

28. Henri Rousseau

Author

Shattuck, Roger

Subjects
Artists, French -- Exhibitions, Arts, visual and performing, Literature/writing, Political science, Museum of Modern Art, New York, New York -- Exhibitions
Published
1985

29. Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec

Author

Danto, Arthur Coleman

Subjects
Artists, French -- Exhibitions, Impressionism (Art) -- Exhibitions, News, opinion and commentary, Exhibitions
Abstract

George Santayana, when he was a young philosopher, advanced the thesis that beauty is but pleasure objectified. Beauty, in this view, exists only in the beholder, as gratification caused by [...]

Published
1985

30. Only the best

Author

Gayford, Martin

Subjects
Art -- Exhibitions, Artists, French -- Exhibitions
Published
1999

31. Did the doctor do it?

Author

Gayford, Martin

Subjects
Artists, French -- Exhibitions, Art -- Exhibitions
Published
1999

32. 'L'empreinte.' (various artists, Centre Georges Pompidou, France)

Author

Shiff, Richard

Subjects
Artists, French -- Exhibitions, Arts, visual and performing, Exhibitions
Abstract

CENTRE GEORGES POMPIDOU The strange objects assembled by the exhibition 'L'empreinte' (the imprint, imprinting) compelled me to think creatively, so I silently thanked organizer Georges Didi-Huberman and cocurator Didier Semin [...]

Published
1997

34. A look at artists' views of the Thames

Author

Kilian, Michael

Subjects
Exhibitions -- Criticism and interpretation, Artists, French -- Works, Artists, French -- Exhibitions, Business, Business, regional, General interest, Baltimore Museum of Art -- Exhibitions
Published
2005

35. Untamed: the art of Antoine-Louis Barye

Subjects
Artists, French -- Exhibitions, Painting -- Exhibitions, Sculpture -- United States, Sculpture -- Exhibitions, Home and garden
Published
2007

36. The gallery: master and student drawings

Author

Kimball, Roger

Subjects
Watercolor painting -- Exhibitions, Drawing -- Exhibitions, Artists, French -- Exhibitions, Artists, Dutch -- Exhibitions, Art, Modern -- Exhibitions, Business, Business, general
Published
1993

37. Degas's dancers. (Connoisseur's World)

Author

Kino, Carol

Subjects
Detroit Institute of Arts -- Exhibitions, Philadelphia Museum of Art -- Exhibitions, Artists -- Exhibitions, Artists, French -- Exhibitions, Ballerinas -- Portrayals, Ballet dancers, Dancers -- Portrayals, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Exhibitions, Detroit, Michigan -- Exhibitions
Abstract

Edgar Degas is renowned for his portraits of the dancers of the Paris Opera ballet, captured in motion both onstage and off. Yet though there have been countless Degas exhibitions, […]

Published
2002

38. Gallerie Je Reviens celebrates Bastille Day. (gallery news)

Subjects
Gallerie Je Reviens -- Exhibitions, Artists, French -- Exhibitions, Art dealers -- Exhibitions, Arts and entertainment industries, General interest, Exhibitions
Abstract

WESTPORT, Conn. -- Gallerie Je Reviens recently celebrated Bastille Day with a group exhibition featuring Kerfily, Mogart, Inglot, Ferran and more entitled 'Le Gala Francais IV--Rhythme et Couleurs.' The gallery [...]

Published
2002

39. Jean Dubuffet: Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris

Author

Adams, Brooks

Subjects
Artists, French -- Exhibitions, Arts, visual and performing, Exhibitions
Abstract

Jean Dubuffet (1901-85) was a big deal to an adolescent art lover in Chicago in the '70s. His monumental black-and-white civic sculptures were the epitome of bland buoyancy, a kind [...]

Published
2002

40. Sarkis

Author

Cone, Michele

Subjects
Artists, French -- Exhibitions, Installations (Art) -- Exhibitions, Architecture and design industries, Arts, visual and performing
Published
1992

41. L'Amour de l'art

Author

Hirsch, Faye

Subjects
Artists, French -- Exhibitions, Art, Modern -- Exhibitions, Art, French -- Exhibitions, Architecture and design industries, Arts, visual and performing
Abstract

A French biennial contemporary art exhibition, L'Amour de l'art, from Sept 3 to Oct 13, 1991, was installed in three locations in Lyon, France. The Halle Tony Garnier, Elac and the Musee d'Art Contemporain featured 70 artists who were either French or working in France. However, only four women artists were represented. Fine works of well-established artists such Roman Opalka, Claude Viallat and Jean-Pierre Pinceman were included. The exhibit's curators were Thierry Raspail and Thierry Prat.

Published
1992

42. Aesthetic delight

Author

Kimball, Roger

Subjects
Art Institute of Chicago -- Exhibitions, Artists, French -- Exhibitions, Painting -- Exhibitions
Published
2001

44. Degas in print

Author

Tweeton, Leslie

Subjects
Edgar Degas: The Painter as Printmaker (Exhibition), Painters, French -- Exhibitions, Artists, French -- Exhibitions, Prints -- Exhibitions, Travel, recreation and leisure
Published
1984

47. Kitsch appeal

Author

Kimball, Roger

Subjects
Artists, French -- Exhibitions, New York, New York -- Exhibitions
Published
1999

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