" That scarcity gives collectors "a deep desire for masterworks.
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Previous masterworks include Lego Beyonce and Adele riding a hoverboard.
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I got dozens of pictures like these: Aesthetically, these pictures aren't masterworks.
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The museum is showcasing 116 masterworks from 50 cultures across North America.
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Reconnect with the masterworks of art from the comfort of your home!
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Perhaps he is suggesting that he creates masterworks by appropriating these visual masterpieces.
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HUNTINGTON Chamber Players International Musical Cuisine Concert, with the keyboard masterworks of Rachmaninoff.
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Romantic Masterworks from Schumann and Brahms performed by the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra.
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That perception was maintained in London, helped by two early 20th-century masterworks.
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Karl Blossfeldt: Masterworks, edited by Ann and Jürgen Wilde, is published by D.A.P.
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"On vacations, I treat myself to reading masterworks of crime fiction," he said.
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Satan will be bound, along with one of his masterworks: the European Union.
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Masterworks: Rare and Beautiful Chess Sets of the World is available through FUEL Publishing.
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Next week's Impressionist and Modern art auctions are conspicuously short of major-name masterworks.
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HUNTINGTON Chamber Players International Musical Cuisine Concert, with the keyboard masterworks of Sergei Rachmaninoff.
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NEWARK Romantic Masterworks from Schumann and Brahms performed by the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra.
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His father is the executive director of the Masterworks Chorale in San Mateo, Calif.
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The repertory of most major American ensembles has long been dominated by European masterworks.
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But I had four culinary masterworks to perfect, so I had to get going.
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One of Lee's early masterworks, "Godret Stone" (1958), also uses and transforms common everyday materials.
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We'll be talking about masterworks like Astral Weeks and Moondance until the end of time.
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The Dutch, despite missing out on some Bosch masterworks, are justifiably proud of their achievement.
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The obituary also misstated his role in the introduction of the Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra.
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"Hail, Caesar!" is one of those diversions that they turn out in between masterworks and duds.
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They're also pursuing damages and the profits Logsdon has already made from her meme magic masterworks.
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It's immersion week in masterworks for violin and cello at Bargemusic, Brooklyn's popular floating recital hall.
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It's not an exhibition, these aren't masterworks, and we definitely don't need to hail Sherman's selfies.
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To destroy these structures is not only to destroy irreplaceable masterworks, but a way of life.
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There are exceptions, like actual David Hicks interiors or masterworks by the Belgian minimalist Axel Vervoordt.
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It was, unlike all the tragic masterworks of American cinema of that decade, innocent good fun.
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A few selected masterworks have been previewed at the Castello, the country's first museum of contemporary art.
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Among Goff's unconventional masterworks was the Bavinger House, designed in 21996 for artist friends in Norman, Okla.
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"Some of the chicest projects I've ever worked on had masterworks next to framed posters," he said.
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"I wanted to do an exhibition focused on the collection, but not a traditional masterworks exhibition," he said.
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In the 20th-century, painters such as Henri Matisse and Richard Diebenkorn translated the window into modernist masterworks.
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He and Gunther Schuller were the original artistic directors of the Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra, established in 21966.
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Christie's also held its Art of Africa Masterworks sale on Tuesday, which brought in $4,1303,250 including buyer's premium.
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But with all this luxuriousness, and the high prices paid for masterworks, where does that leave new art?
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With such masterworks, the annual Taylor season became one of the highlights of the New York dance year.
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At auctions last week, masterworks by Edward Hopper and David Hockney sold for more than $90 million each.
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With equal ease, alas, it can turn musical masterworks into dance cliché or literary classics into fatuous jollifications.
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Mr. Kojima will discuss his cinematic influences and how they have allowed him to make masterworks of his own.
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Fairfield Porter: Selected Masterworks is written by John Wilmerding and Karen Wilkin, and includes a poem by J.D. McClatchy.
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Elizabeth Peyton's Dreamt Baroque Masterworks (above) is a perfect example supporting the lineage drawn by Les Fleurs du Mal.
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After all, its main patrons, the Bramans, own masterworks spanning the last century, from Joan Miró to Mark Rothko.
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Art investing, long considered an exclusive venture for the ultra-rich, is being democratized by a startup called Masterworks.
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Paris Musées, a public institution incorporating the city's 14 museums, has just made it easier to see those masterworks.
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Azucena masterworks embody the cool modernism but quiet comfort of the Italian midcentury ideal: its optimism, utility and luxury.
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The 38 masterworks by mostly unrecorded artists extend across nearly two millenniums and much of the North American continent.
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LAXART presents a unique opportunity to see Crippled Symmetry, one of his late masterworks for piano, flute, and percussion.
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" At the moment, Ms. Cromwell added, collectors will not part with masterworks "unless they are offered ridiculous sums of money.
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The church was never finished, though its crypt, a short walk from the house, is considered one of Gaudí's masterworks.
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Cast a vote for insight at Film Forum, where the programmer Bruce Goldstein has lined up masterworks timed to the election.
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With his death, the city has lost an architect who conveyed a genial joy in resuscitating the masterworks of his predecessors.
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During the mid-1960s, when The Beatles were producing masterworks, they were generally ranked behind The Beach Boys in fan popularity.
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Still, unless you're already acquainted with the masterworks of Hildegard, you're unlikely to appreciate Ms. McLean's splintering riffs on the original.
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But this new exhibit, featuring 116 masterworks from 50 cultures across North America, is an unforgettable way to begin catching up.
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The electronic innovations that made Turpin's discoveries possible have also given us stunning new ways of reading and sharing Whitman's masterworks.
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Compared with traditional art conservation, which deals with, say, restoring Impressionist masterworks or Renaissance sculpture, Mr. Lui's work is more demanding.
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Masterworks by Basquiat, Rothko, Van Gogh and others were purchased, many at Christie's, according to a complaint filed by federal prosecutors.
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Which isn't to say that masterworks of poetry and prose were necessarily held sacred then, any more than they are now.
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You'll also be able to make a standard weapon into a Masterworks one and re-roll the perks on those weapons individually.
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Reports on a CNN Hero's efforts to help children in shelters and a barista's efforts to recreate masterworks round out our show.
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"I just caught myself going more and more to Paris," said Mr. Roscic, who is currently the president of Sony Music Masterworks.
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The appeal of art to these investors was spelt out in a recent Citi report that relied heavily on Masterworks&apos data.
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But for pure, unsettling immediacy, it was hard to top those more concise, more abstract decades-old masterworks from Beckett and Churchill.
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He said his painting would "fit perfectly" into the Prado, home to a vast collection of Velázquez paintings and other Spanish masterworks.
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Mansions and masterworks have been known to maintain their value even in the worst periods of hyperinflation in any country you name.
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There is nothing like it back home, unless home is Milwaukee or Liège, Belgium, where some of Mr. Calatrava's masterworks have been constructed.
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As its name suggests, Patreon is loosely modeled on the arts patronage system of the Renaissance, which produced masterworks like Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel.
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One of the more interesting changes is the introduction of "masterworks" weapon tiers, where people will be able to re-roll stat bonuses.
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The museum said the expansion was sorely needed because "a chronic shortage of space" has limited the display and preservation of its masterworks.
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In the absence of a prestigious estate, and with owners reluctant to release blue-chip masterworks, there was little to whet collectors' appetites.
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We're invited into the apartment of Stefan Edlis, the collector who gifted $0003 million of contemporary masterworks to the Art Institute of Chicago.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads TOLEDO — Indigenous Beauty: Masterworks of American Indian Art from the Diker Collection presents a conundrum of conscience.
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"Groundhog Day" (Masterworks Broadway) is not the only recording that makes a more coherent case for its score than the production itself does.
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That includes a gallery of masterworks submitted by AFOLs—that's Adult Fans of Legos, of course—a network of more than 360,000 super-users.
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The section these beings are part of, "Master Artists of the Northwest Coast," contains historical masterworks, including a model house by renowned carver Da.a.
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Christie's sale of Masterworks from the Estate of Lila and Herman Shickman in New York brought in a total of $10,257,750 on May 1.
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His poetry acquired a new simplicity, directness, and pathos—several of his masterworks date from these years—and his stature among Polish readers grew.
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At Masterworks, shares in the Warhol work, valued at nearly $2 million, cost $20 apiece, but the minimum investment is $5,000, Mr. Lynn said.
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At Masterworks, shares in the Warhol work, valued at nearly $2 million, cost $20 apiece, but the minimum investment is $5,000, Mr. Lynn said.
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Sotheby's sale of the Geyer Collection: Masterworks of Tiffany and Prewar Design in New York brought in a total of $4,941,625 on December 11.
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And then, during the previous iteration, it was shown in the Greek and Roman galleries along with the other masterworks that we have in bronze.
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Their explanations are augmented by a leisurely paced audio guide and interspersed with installation videos which decode the compositional methods he derived from Japanese masterworks.
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This exhibition includes Mesopotamian masterworks on loan from the British Museum, bringing attention to the urgency of preserving and repatriating objects of Iraqi cultural heritage.
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In that drive, a pioneering traveling exhibition took copies of the Prado's masterworks to 170 towns across Spain, many of them in isolated farming regions.
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The next year, he conducted his first operas, "Wozzeck" in Frankfurt and Paris, and "Parsifal" at Bayreuth in Germany, and he started recording for Columbia Masterworks.
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However, this year's event included a cadre of possessed masterworks who miraculously stumbled into the streets of the Greater Tokyo Area wearing fishnet stockings and heels.
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The goal is to democratize the museum-going experience, so anyone with an internet connection can read the hidden information in the details of these masterworks.
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Indigenous Beauty: Masterworks of American Indian Art from the Diker Collection continues at the Toledo Museum of Art (2445 Monroe Street, Toledo, Ohio) through May 8.
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"Masterworks You've Never Heard" was the title of the violinist Stephanie Chase and the pianist Sara Davis Buechner's delightful recital at Le Poisson Rouge on Wednesday.
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Nowhere is this more brilliantly demonstrated than in the three masterworks brought together here: "The Great Piece of Turf" (1503), "Wing of a Blue Roller" (ca.
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It's a new, perhaps brief dawn, then, that in the span of 30 days, two of his masterworks will have had screenings in New York City.
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Making both of these pieces in the course of a year will nearly kill Fosse, but both will also be among his most lasting masterworks, especially Chicago.
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Related: Please Touch the Art: 3D-Printed Masterworks for the Blind Artist Crafts Tactile Portraits the Blind Can See A Blind GIF Artist Visualizes His Lost Sight
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"Bradbury," from his 2014 album, "The Ambassador" (Sony Masterworks), serves as a springboard here for "Bradbury Studies," a string interlude featuring a range of new-music techniques.
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Sales at Sotheby's Dreaming in Glass: Masterworks by Tiffany Studios on May 0003 topped out at $4,088,250, with "An Important 'Elaborate Peony' Floor Lamp" going for $2385,2000.
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Both are masterworks of a kind, as both raise the inconceivable questions not only of where one begins to see, but where and when one stops seeing.
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Related: Please Touch the Art: 3D Printed Masterworks for the Blind Blind Artist Paints from 26 Years of Memories A Blind GIF Artist Visualizes His Lost Sight
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With a scholar's knowledge and an actor's passion, he helped so many of us appreciate the empathetic relationship between humankind and its masterworks of the built environment.
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That is the central question posed by "Rembrandt-Velázquez," a breathtakingly lush exhibition of 17-century Dutch and Spanish masterworks at the Rijksmuseum, running through Jan. 19.
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Early in his career, Mr. Shaw got to know Mr. Hammer, who lived in the Soviet Union in the 1920s and bought many masterworks in that period.
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New York's salute to the vibrant arts of Asia is a 10-day festival full of ancient treasures and contemporary masterworks that is in its eighth year.
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To make its newly acquired objects accessible, MOA is planning to open a Gallery of Northwest Coast Masterworks on June 21, 2017, the next National Aboriginal Day.
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In multiplay masterworks like "The Norman Conquests" and "House and Garden," he keeps shifting points of view, so that characters hitherto in the background suddenly dominate the foreground.
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How would the latest creations by Mr. Taylor, who has been churning out dances steadily since 1954, stack up against the masterworks in his vast and varied repertory?
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Stephen Petronio made a bold move in 219 when he unveiled "Bloodlines," an initiative to restage masterworks by pioneers of postmodern dance and present them alongside his own.
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It was during her time in Milan that Bogdan Roscic, president of Sony Music Masterworks, first met her and discussed where she wanted to go with her career.
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It includes the Fibonacci sequence as one of 23 masterworks whose analysis Scheinerman presents with rigor and accessibility (assuming you have some taste for formal systems) for nonmathematicians.
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Among the masterworks you could now wear proudly everywhere you go is "A Sea-Nymph" by the Italian baroque artist Ginevra Cantofoli's, whose specialty was painting female figures.
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Color-field painting, which produced some bona fide masterworks and more than its share of decorative fluff, fell into eclipse in the last quarter of the 4403th century.
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There, amid miles of rooms adorned with gilt-framed masterworks, Getty Sr. closely monitors the stock information on the disgorging ticker tape that's both his leash and lifeline.
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Hockney concentrates on the lost pedagogy of copying "masterworks" and, in keeping with his interest in optics, on the technique behind Poussin's painting, and the Degas copy of it.
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His collection progresses through Impressionist, post-Impressionist and Modern art, displayed at the foundation in rooms designed to evoke the way Shchukin organized his masterworks in his Trubetskoy Palace.
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The Hayses' art donation included more than 600 masterworks from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, including pieces by Pierre Bonnard, Édouard Vuillard, Amedeo Modigliani and Henri Matisse.
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Christie's An American Journey: The Diann G. and Thomas A. Mann Collection of Photographic Masterworks sale in New York brought in a total of $3,427,500 on October 4–5.
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"I don't think we serve the composers of these often-transgressive masterworks if we completely take them at face value and only do them in one way," he said.
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Back in postwar Europe, she turned to the task of reconstruction, designing minimally sized rooms in university dorms that synthesized color, form and composition in succinct masterworks of function.
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The Matisse gallery, where the masterworks "Dance" and "The Piano Lesson" hang, has been refitted with a large, intricate work on paper by the Iranian artist Charles Hossein Zenderoudi.
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Sure, people who know operas will criticize it for even attempting to turn three-plus-hour French, German, and Italian masterworks into 30-minute English-language episodes, but who even... ?
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The painting recently sold by Winfrey will remain on view at the Neue Galerie, as part of the exhibition Austrian Masterworks from the Neue Galerie New York, through September 25.
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TREASURES FROM THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF SWEDEN: THE COLLECTIONS OF COUNT TESSIN A rare New York appearance of more than 75 masterworks by Raphael, Dürer, Rembrandt, Watteau and Boucher. Feb.
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Here is a sampling of other masterworks that have been lost, and improbably found: On a scorching day in August 1911, Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa" disappeared from the Louvre.
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Bankruptcy laws don't require owners to assume responsibility for debts at declining businesses — even when those owners live with their supermodel wives on giant Greenwich estates, surrounded by modernist masterworks.
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But the real attraction comes in the Graham masterworks, especially "Primitive Mysteries" (1931), an all-female dance divided into three sections that explores the virgin myths of the American Southwest.
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After the groups have been divided, Morag shepherds us to the Cast Courts, the two large halls that house scale plaster replicas of Western masterworks once used to train artists.
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Our current pick for Kanopy is Raoul Peck's Oscar-nominated 2016 documentary based on the work of James Baldwin, but this streaming service has thousands of other masterworks to choose from.
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The masterworks of postwar auteurs were not easy to see, and the Film Society of Lincoln Center provided a beachhead and a clearinghouse, an alternative to network television and Times Square.
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I am sorry to find the team of Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman, who almost never disappoint, in this category with their score for "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" (Masterworks Broadway).
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If sleeping among countless masterworks of art isn't enough to pique your interest, maybe the adorable mini I.M. Pei pyramid tent -- complete with a billion-dollar view -- will win you over.
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"We invite federal employees to join us as our guests for an upcoming Masterworks concert," said Giunta, noting each worker was offered two tickets which otherwise sell for $20 apiece or more.
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Given the sonic lineage, it seems only natural that these pop masterworks would translate to the orchestral stage — and now a new album takes the Bach 'n' Roll approach to soaring heights.
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Otherwise it wouldn't have given such significant real estate — three concerts, three Schubert masterworks — to Mr. Appl, a 36-year-old baritone who, with these performances, is making his American recital debut.
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The exhibited masterworks — which range from fine silver tea sets and art nouveau lamps to Picasso sketches and Rodin casts — will all be displayed within booths specially designed by architect Rafael Viñoly.
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Firefighters dance with senior citizens on Valentine's Day HEART EYES And finally ... Now THAT'S talent While we struggle through our BYOB painting classes, this guy is creating masterworks in minutes... with spray paint!
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But within a few days, the masterworks were decimated—ripped down, spray-painted, and otherwise torn to shreds by folks who just couldn't stand the sight of our future president's rotund, naked bod.
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Suzanne Farrell, the sublime ballerina and creator of many lead roles for the choreographer George Balanchine, was back in the studio where he made many of his masterworks for New York City Ballet.
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France intends to spend 3 million euros to offer virtual reality and 2D digital tours to show off the masterworks of a dozen major Paris museums, including, potentially, the Louvre's "Mona Lisa" tour.
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Visitors can learn about the medium's history, appreciate some of its masterworks and, this year, compare a black-and-white lithograph of Edvard Munch's "The Scream" with Andy Warhol's colorful screen print of it.
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Less well known than such full-length masterworks as "The Homecoming" and "No Man's Land," Pinter's shorter efforts (poems included) have been apportioned across seven mixed bills that will roll out through Feb. 23.
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After a summer rehaul, the museum has reopened its European art galleries with rarely seen works from the museum's permanent collection, restored Old Master paintings and sculptures, and a collection of Impressionist and Modern masterworks.
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Bungie is calling its new system for these weapons Masterworks, and there will be a way to unlock variable perks for specific weapons, including those items that are part of the game's rarest weapons collections.
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He wanted to document not simply individual artists, or masterworks but to put together a panorama picture of an entire civilization in the Deep South that had not really been understood in a coherent way.
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Exchange is the dynamic that animates "Art in a Time of Chaos: Masterworks From Six Dynasties China, 3rd-6th Centuries," the inaugural exhibition at China Institute Gallery's new home in Lower Manhattan, on Washington Street.
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Sony said that the change would come in April, when Mr. Stringer would take on operational responsibility for Sony's labels, which in addition to Columbia include RCA, Epic, Sony Classical, Legacy, Masterworks and many others.
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If the Taylor company is to keep acquiring masterworks from other repertories, this issue will continually recur: "American Modern Dance" is a realm containing dance languages so diverse that nobody can speak them all convincingly.
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There was the small-town Midwesterner who ascended to the highest levels of fashion, an inspired technician whose bias-cut dresses, masterworks of structure and refined simplicity, altered the look of 20th-century American design.
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Initially encouraged by Eleanor Roosevelt, its mandate was to facilitate escape for prominent dissidents and luminaries of the arts, many of them Jews: the makers of masterworks, the crème de la crème of European genius.
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Effectively an academic treatise masquerading as a coffee-table tome, "Clothing Art" is an exhaustive, sometimes exhausting, tour through just over three centuries of masterworks and the looks within them, for both men and women.
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"Revolution" will offer masterworks from the 18th to the 20th centuries, including paintings, drawings, prints, photography and sculpture "exploring the radical social, political and artistic changes that defined this period of history," according to publicity material.
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One of those diversions that they turn out in between masterworks and duds, it features some wrangling over God, art and politics and a stable of frisky stars, including Josh Brolin, George Clooney and Scarlett Johansson.
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Orson Welles—the legendary director behind famous masterworks like Citizen Kane, Touch of Evil, and The Lady from Shanghai—died back in 1985 before he could complete his final film, The Other Side of the Wind.
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The walls of Mr. Cerruti's mother's bedroom (though she hardly ever slept there) are hung with Surrealist, Futurist and Expressionist masterworks, virtually all of which could grace the walls of the greatest museums of modern art.
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But the mural was completed by the time Messi and the Argentines arrived from Moscow on Friday, and now the French will try to prevent Messi from creating any masterworks of his own in Kazan Arena.
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The collection of 19th- and 20th-century European masterworks amassed by Mr. Gurlitt caused a sensation when it was revealed in 2013 after being kept hidden for decades by his son, Cornelius, in his Munich apartment.
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CreditCreditMetropolitan Museum of Art It's New York's salute to the vibrant arts of Asia, a 10-day festival where visitors admire or acquire ancient treasures and contemporary masterworks displayed in lustrous galleries, auction houses and museums.
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Leapfrog over the age of computer-generated imagery and even the golden age of hand-drawn cartoons featuring Bugs Bunny, Betty Boop, and Mickey Mouse, and delve into the masterworks of the earliest years of animation.
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After Miss Gabriele closed the cafe in 1973, she taught opera workshops at Princeton University and, with the actor and director Walt Witcover, at the Masterworks Laboratory Theater at the State University of New York at Purchase.
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The new demand for living artists, coupled with a dearth of masterworks for sale, has given greater exposure to nonwhite and female artists, with more museums exhibiting them and several of their works notching multimillion-dollar sales.
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Buffalo is offering a seasonal All Wright, All Day Trolley ($242) tour of the city's top Wright masterworks, including the Martin House, fresh off a 2150-year, $2644 million restoration, and the Graycliff estate overlooking Lake Erie.
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No recording I have heard these past months has sounded as instantly, undefinably right as Mr. Perahia's return to Bach for his debut on the yellow label after decades with Sony Classical and its predecessor, Columbia Masterworks.
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Famed, and often uncritically fetishized, for its masterworks and swaggering machismo, this was the era that brought us some of the most illustrious male auteurs in history, including Martin Scorsese, Peter Bogdanovich, Robert Altman and Hal Ashby.
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A reclusive bachelor who hated to travel, Mr. Cerruti died in 2015 at 93, leaving an exceptional but little-known collection valued at about $600 million, including masterworks by Francis Bacon, Giorgio de Chirico and Jacopo Pontormo.
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Featuring dealers and presses from across the country, and Ireland, the only independent print fair in Southern California showcases a range of material, from 20th-century masterworks, to artist books, to the latest innovations in printmaking technology.
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The reinstalled galleries feature rarely seen works from the museum's permanent collection, restored Old Master paintings and sculptures, and a collection of Impressionist and Modern masterworks bequeathed to the museum after the death of Dallas philanthropist Margaret McDermott.
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"The Telluride Film Festival has just celebrated another of Francis Ford Coppola's under-appreciated masterworks, 'The Cotton Club,' but this one actually bankrupted his Zoetrope Studio so I think takes the biscuit," Film4's director Daniel Battsek said.
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Read as a single, long work, Woolf's diary might resemble Joyce's Ulysses or Proust's À la recherche du temps perdu: something grand, monolithic, and almost over-bearing, the creation of a holistic and unified author of canonical masterworks.
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Classic Hollywood films by Joseph Mankiewicz (No Way Out, 1950), Jules Dassin (Uptight, 1968) and Robert Wise (Odds Against Tomorrow, 1959) were contrasted with unsung masterworks by Yolande Zauberman (Classified People, 1987) and Kathleen Collins (Losing Ground, 1982).
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It only took a few days for the masterworks to wind up completely destroyed, either by some passionate anti-Trumper, a punk band, or a local parks department—but somehow, one of the monuments to the Donald survived.
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Ms. De Keersmaeker, who is based in Brussels, is not alone in her adoration of the composer; other choreographers, over the years, have created masterworks to Bach's music, including George Balanchine, Jerome Robbins, Paul Taylor and Twyla Tharp.
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In October, at Christie's in London, a Gerhard Richter skull painting and a Jeff Koons "Cracked Egg" sculpture — both seemingly "blue-chip" contemporary masterworks, one estimated at $22018 million and the other at $403 million — failed to sell.
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Christie's 2016 auction results were notable for the absence of 20th-century masterworks, such as Picasso's "Les Femmes d'Alger (Version 'O')," which sold in 2015 for $179.4 million, a record for a work of art sold at auction.
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"It is the hardest ticket in the world to get regarding classical music," said Bogdan Roscic, the president of Sony Music Masterworks, which each year since 22006 has released a recording of the concert shortly after the performance.
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Winner: Chili Peppers Once again, big whiff-a-rooni from The Beatles, who chose George whatshisname instead of going with the guy who produced Slayer's Reign in Blood and Jay Z's Black Album, among other such incredible masterworks.
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While the oligarchs also promote their personal preferences and support a wide range of cultural activities, they often employ philanthropy to celebrate their homeland, depicting it as an enlightened wellspring of masterworks in dance, painting, opera and the like.
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The chess board as a form of sculpture is explored in Masterworks: Rare and Beautiful Chess Sets of the World, a book recently published by FUEL that surveys dozens upon dozens of sets created over centuries from countries around the world.
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Masterworks, though unintended as an exhaustive catalogue of chess design, presents a diverse selection of chess board examples; but its focus is limited, unfortunately, to the visions of men, with Saito's sets being the sole examples by a modern female artist.
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What appears to be an authorized version from the Masterworks Broadway label prices the full album at $9.99 for download, and individual tracks for $1.29, while a seemingly unauthorized copy from Soundtrack Classics lists them for $3.99, and $0.99 respectively.
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Largely droning on a resolutely badass B-minor chord, with an occasional stop by a G-major for flavor and also that reliable vi to IV harmonic movement, Young Chop's beat for "Love Sosa" is one of the producer's masterworks.
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Federal prosecutors in New York have accused the brothers of being at the heart of a major forgery ring that led collectors to buy dozens of fake masterworks said to be by Mark Rothko, Jackson Pollock, Robert Motherwell and other painters.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal judge in New York rejected Sotheby's bid to dismiss a $380 million lawsuit where Russian billionaire Dmitry Rybolovlev accused the auction house of helping his longtime art dealer's scheme to overcharge him on dozens of masterworks.
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LIVE AND LIFE WILL GIVE YOU PICTURES: MASTERWORKS OF FRENCH PHOTOGRAPHY, 210-21 The first ever photography exhibition at the Barnes Foundation focuses, unsurprisingly, on the country and period favored by its founder, the eccentric Albert C. Barnes. Oct. 275-Jan.
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Alex North persuaded Stanley Kubrick that he could do it, replace the temp tracks with material that would be similar in mood or spirit or what have you, but he was competing against some of the masterworks of the canon!
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In the large (four by four feet) oil on masonite painting, "Marya (Donna Ferita; Pensive Lady)" (1944), one of the masterworks in the show, the wound (of the "donna ferita" — "wounded woman") is a red gash across her right wrist.
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Beginning in the early 210s he was a driving force behind the Met's ambitious effort to expand its collection of Asian art, including masterworks from China, Japan, Korea, Southeast Asia and India, and add space in which to display it.
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In places, it suggests a bare-bones counterpoint to one of Jay-Z's masterworks, "The Blueprint," from 2001, which relied on the steroidal soul-informed production of Mr. West and Just Blaze to echo Jay-Z at his most conceited.
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Professor Scully's support for the underappreciated Louis Kahn in the early 1960s helped elevate his stature and acquire commissions for him to build two of his masterworks at Yale, the Yale Art Gallery and the Yale Center for British Art.
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These masterworks bring ample evidence of Robbins's wide assortment of contrasting gifts: understatement and cartoon fun; the innocence and ebullience of adolescence and nostalgic evocation of community and folk vitality; his love of lyrical naturalness and semidetached attitude to academic ballet.
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NEW YORK, June 25 (Reuters) - A federal judge in New York rejected Sotheby's bid to dismiss a $380 million lawsuit where Russian billionaire Dmitry Rybolovlev accused the auction house of helping his longtime art dealer's scheme to overcharge him on dozens of masterworks.
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The Art of Collecting JERUSALEM — The 50 paintings in "Twilight Over Berlin: Masterworks from the Nationalgalerie, 1905-45," many of them labeled degenerate by the Nazis, have become a cause célèbre since the show opened at the Israel Museum here in October.
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Mr. Bergantiños Díaz and his brother, Jesús Ángel, are accused by federal prosecutors of taking part in a more than $80-million forgery scheme, which involved dozens of masterworks, many of which were sold through Knoedler & Company, once New York's oldest gallery.
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On Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon, as part of the Masterworks Series, a quartet comprising the violinists Johnny Gandelsman and John Marcus, the violist Max Mandel and the cellist Raman Ramakrishnan perform Mozart's "Dissonance" Quartet and Schubert's sublime Quartet in G (D. 19983).
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The chef, Christopher Grossman, has a French Laundry pedigree and the quiet, luxe dining room is hung with masterworks, many of them from the art collection of Joe Lewis, the billionaire behind the Tavistock Group, a private investment company that owns the hotel.
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During a visit to Taos, New Mexico, 40 years ago, they were taken by a piece of American Indian basketwork, which blossomed into a longstanding love of the Southwest and a passion for collecting masterworks of Native art from throughout North America.
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Ben Heller, an influential New York art collector and dealer best known for his early embrace of Abstract Expressionism and the sale of one of its masterworks to an Australian museum, which caused an international furor, died on April 24 in Sharon, Conn.
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SAM SHEPARD He showed us how the great American frontier had become a collective, polluted state of mind; and he redefined its landscape — and the dysfunctional family drama — with masterworks like "Buried Child" (1978), "True West" (1980) and "Fool for Love" (1983).
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One of the pavilion's masterworks, which now hangs in the Prado's main gallery, is "The Rape of Ganymede," by Peter Paul Rubens, in which the artist shows Ganymede and a quiver of arrows in a juxtaposition that suggests anal penetration, Mr. Navarro explained.
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A parade of witnesses from the art world are to testify, just possibly including Glafira Rosales, the former Long Island dealer who, for 22013 years, consigned fakes to Knoedler, passing them off as masterworks from a mysterious collection based in Zurich and Mexico City.
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Led by that sale, Christie's became the first auction house to sell more than $1 billion worth of art in a week, with a double bill that included 20th-century masterworks on one night and a selection of big-name contemporary pieces the next.
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Sotheby's beat Christie's for the collection — which ranges from old masters to 22006th-century masterworks — by offering its record-setting guarantee to the family of Mr. Taubman, who went to prison for his role in a price-fixing scandal with Christie's and died last April.
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Installed at the Galleria Giorgio Franchetti — named for the baron who bought and restored the neglected structure in the late 19th century, then furnished it with his own art collection — the show cheekily places the creations of 21 contemporary artists and designers alongside Italian masterworks.
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Aside from revivals of established masterworks, including the Sondheim-Weidman musical "Pacific Overtures," at Classic Stage Company, and Beckett's "Happy Days," at Theater for a New Audience, May looks to be hospitable to a wide range of proudly oddball productions, Off Broadway and beyond.
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The Albertina in Vienna owns 15083 drawings which, for this reason, are rarely exhibited; its most famous masterworks by such artists as Dürer, Schiele, and Rembrandt are represented in its Hapsburg State Rooms by high-quality digital lithography facsimiles, with discreet captions notifying visitors.
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Masterworks highlights a selection of extraordinary examples, from one-of-a-kind sets made for royalty like Catherine the Great to a rare, circa-1900 game from Japan that features pieces shaped like birds — so accurate you can apparently identify each one with a birdwatching guide.
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Many of the sets included in Masterworks are by nameless artisans, including craftsmen of the East India Company and those of the House of Fabergé — which produced just two chess sets ever: one of Siberian jade and pale apricot serpentine, and another of silver and silver gilt.
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The exhibition, which according to Vogue is "designed to create a dialogue between fashion and the masterworks for religious art in the museum's holdings," will explore the impact of religion and faith on designers, while archival pieces from fashion's most influential figures will be on display.
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For instance, you can now customize existing armor sets by performing in-game achievements, as well as unlock new "Masterworks" versions of top-tier weapons, a change that comes in direct response to players' clamoring for more variety and uniqueness to the game's trove of collectible firearms.
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Sure, educational programs like this offer an opportunity for young players to cut their teeth on canonic masterworks under the direction of a maestro of stature — here the New York Philharmonic's assistant conductor, Joshua Gersen — and thus insert themselves into a rich lineage of interpretation and craft.
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When prime masterworks do come up for auction, they perform well, as evidenced by the $16443 million paid in July for Peter Paul Rubens's "Lot and His Daughters" at Christie's London's old masters sale, the second-most expensive work ever sold at auction by the artist.
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First seen in London in 1997 (and in New York two years later), Ms. Churchill reminds us anew that the 78-year-old author of such contemporary masterworks as "Cloud Nine" and "Top Girls" is without peer when it comes to mining the elasticity of language.
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Indigenous Beauty has much to offer in the way of aesthetic masterworks, but the real strength of the show — and one that's disappointingly relegated to subtext, rather than explicit representation — is dealing with the ongoing psychic and artistic cost of our country's mass appropriation of American Indian culture.
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The novelist Hilary Mantel, the filmmaker James Ivory and the artist and author Edmund de Waal are among the first participants in Frick Diptychs, a new series of small books to be published by the museum that pair masterworks from the Frick Collection with critical and literary essays.
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Edited by Ann and Jürgen Wilde, photography collectors and the founders of the Karl Blossfeldt Archive, the chosen "masterworks" in the book showcase his eye for overlooked details in nature, like the leaf nodes dancing on a Himalayan balsam plant or the sharp geometric angles of a sea holly leaf.
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The painting, "Portrait of a Man" (1647) by Bartholomeus van der Helst, is one of 333 works that were seized by French auxiliaries of the Gestapo in 1943 from the collection of Adolphe Schloss, a German Jew who had lived in France and amassed a collection of Dutch Golden Age masterworks.
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READ MORE HERE >>An investor who's collected art for 20 years shares his strategy that makes it 'very unlikely' you lose money — and explains how he's making masterpieces accessible starting at $20Art investing, long considered an exclusive venture for the ultra-rich, is being democratized by a startup called Masterworks.
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Nearly 50 years after its release, though, "The Electric Lucifer" retains its magnetic power, from the intricate cover art by Isadore Seltzer (another boundary-hopping artist who could toggle between Columbia Masterworks and "Sesame Street Magazine") to the loose concept of Lucifer as a fallen angel sent back to Earth.
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PARIS — Two art collectors from the United States, Marlene and Spencer Hays, have pledged the Musée d'Orsay here the largest foreign collection of art to be donated to France since World War II — more than 600 masterworks from the late 19th and early 20133th centuries, including works by Pierre Bonnard, Edouard Vuillard, Amedeo Modigliani and Henri Matisse.
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A specialty streaming service launched almost exactly a year ago, the Criterion Channel is the digital cousin of the Criterion Collection, a company beloved by cinephiles all over the world for its beautiful, carefully curated DVD and Blu-ray releases (and sometimes restorations) of masterworks of cinema, in all kinds of genres for all kinds of audiences.
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Except for one picture, from 1955, it consists of twenty mostly very large paintings made between 1957—when Rothko abandoned the yellows, bright reds, oranges, and other high-keyed colors of his early-fifties masterworks in favor of blacks, burgundy, deep green, and other retentive hues—and 1969, the year before his suicide, at the age of sixty-six.
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Before the 22017 Russian Revolution, Graham, who had followed his father's footsteps into law, spent considerable time in Moscow, where he became acquainted with the likes of Vladimir Tatlin, El Lissitzky, Natalia Goncharova, and Naum Gabo, and hung out in the home of the legendary collector Sergei Shchukin, intoxicated by the masterworks of Matisse, van Gogh, Gauguin, Bonnard, and a young upstart named Pablo Picasso.
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"Scrupulous, compassionate and surprising," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times, adding that if the film "does not rise to the level of Mr. Almodóvar's melodramatic masterworks — 'All About My Mother,' 'Talk to Her,' 'Bad Education' or 'Volver' — 'Julieta' is nonetheless a worthy and welcome addition to his canon, the double portrait of a woman perpetually on the verge of understanding who she is."
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"In the vast library where the celluloid literature of the screen is stored there is one small, uncrowded shelf devoted to the cinema's masterworks, to those films which by dignity of theme and excellence of treatment seem to be of enduring artistry, seem destined to be recalled not merely at the end of their particular year but whenever great motion pictures are mentioned," he wrote.
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Fort Worth's venerable Amon Carter Museum, which houses definitive collections of works of the American West by Frederic Remington and Charles M. Russell, along with a treasure trove of 19th- and 20th-century American masterworks by such canonical figures as Frederic Edwin Church, Martin Johnson Heade, Winslow Homer, Thomas Eakins, Stuart Davis and Georgia O'Keeffe, provides an august setting for this presentation of Tyler's prints and paintings.
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Mr. Novak, who will continue to dance but said he had no plans to choreograph himself, will be the artistic leader for all the groups that fall under the Paul Taylor Dance Foundation's umbrella: the Paul Taylor Dance Company and Paul Taylor American Modern Dance — which presents new works by outside choreographers as well as Taylor masterworks at Lincoln Center — and also Taylor 2, the Taylor archives and the Taylor School.
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Inspired by Mr. Koons's "Gazing Ball" series of paintings from 2015, which featured exacting reproductions of various masterworks (Manet's "Le Déjeuner sur l'Herbe," Monet's "Water Lilies," Klimt's "The Kiss") with blue reflective spheres normally used as lawn ornaments affixed on top and refracting the viewer, the collection comprises five of the most famous paintings in history, including the "Mona Lisa," Van Gogh's "Wheat Field With Cypresses" and Rubens's "The Tiger Hunt," all of which have been reproduced in high-definition detail on some of Vuitton's most classic leather bags.
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" Postmodernism was especially visible in the field of architecture, where it manifested itself as a "populist" revolt "against the elite (and Utopian) austerities of the great architectural modernisms: It is generally affirmed, in other words, that these newer buildings are popular works, on the one hand, and that they respect the vernacular of the American city fabric, on the other; that is to say, they no longer attempt, as did the masterworks and monuments of high modernism, to insert a different, a distinct, an elevated, a new Utopian language into the tawdry and commercial sign system of the surrounding city, but rather they seek to speak that very language, using its lexicon and syntax as that has been emblematically 'learned from Las Vegas.
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