Post Tagged with: "Exhibition"

Long Live Rousseau!

“Long live Rousseau!” These words appeared on a banner decorating a party organized by Pablo Picasso in Paris in 1908. The guest of honor, Henri Rousseau, was a self-taught painter who, despite having been dismissed by the Paris art world, had captured the imagination of Picasso and his milieu. They saw in Rousseau’s […]

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Frida Kahlo, The Life of an Icon

The Life of an Icon is an immersive biography that proposes a journey through the life of one of the most influential artists of all time. Mexican artist Frida Kahlo is remembered for her self-portraits, pain and passion, and bold, vibrant colors. She is celebrated in Mexico for her attention […]

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On the Gogh

For the first time in several years, all sixteen of MET’s department’s paintings by Vincent van Gogh—the largest collection of his work on this side of the Atlantic—are in-house and on view in the galleries for nineteenth-century European paintings. Visitors can enjoy highlights from the artist’s prolific years in France, including […]

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