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Gustave Caillebotte Takes New York
Now through July 5, the Brooklyn Museum is the only North American venue for a touring retrospective of the French painter Gustave Caillebotte (1848-1894). Born wealthy, Caillebotte studied with the academician Leon Bonnat but exhibited alongside the Impressionists.
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Northwest Sculpture Outdoors
The Maryhill Museum of Art is a Beaux-Arts mansion built by the entrepreneur Sam Hill (1857-1931) high on the banks of the Columbia River, located in Goldendale, WA-a two-hour drive from Portland, Oregon. The museum's 14th annual Outdoor Sculpture Invitational (May 16 - October 4) was first conceived to complement the permanent collection of more than 80 sculptures by Rodin, but has evolved into a premier opportunity for Northwest sculptors to show large works.
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Hudson River Masters Revisited
The Hudson River Valley is the scene of a new partnership visible May 23-October 12.
This summer, the Thomas Cole National Historic Site and the Olana State Historic Site (the studio-home of Cole's greatest student, Frederic E. Church) are helping art lovers learn more about the Hudson River School painters as they enjoy the magnificent, relatively unchanged landscape that inspired them.
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New Prints For The Nation's Collection
The National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC has wisely acquired the renowned collection of American prints belonging to the Connecticut philanthropists Reba and Dave Williams. Unrivaled in scope, their holdings contain more than 5,200 works dated 1875-1975 that represent 2,070 artists (75% of whom are currently unrepresented in the Gallery).
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Watercolors At Vassar
Catching Light, a new exhibition at Vassar College's art gallery in Poughkeepsie, NY, highlights 47 watercolor masterworks in the permanent collection. Among the diverse artists represented are J.M.W. Turner, Oscar Bluemner, William Trost Richards, John Marin, Andrew Wyeth, and Max Beckmann.
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All's Fair In London
June is art fair season in London, and the world will be watching to see how sales fare in this recessionary climate.
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Tragedy Hits Bozeman, Montana
The art world lost an esteemed colleague early in the morning of March 5, when a natural gas leak decimated several buildings in downtown Bozeman, including the Montana Trails Gallery where director Tara Bowman, 36, was already on the phone working.
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Realism In Charlotte
Something new lies ahead in Charlotte, North Carolina's Queen's Gallery June 1-30. A diverse mix of young painters appear in the intriguingly titled exhibition, Realism Found: Charlotte Artists Find New Meaning in an Old Tradition.
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Stephen Datz Returns To Taos
In Taos, New Mexico, Act I Gallery's fifth annual show of painter Stephen C. Datz (b. 1968) features 30 new plein-air landscapes in oil, ranging from small field studies to large studio works.
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Douglas Fryer In Santa Fe
Santa Fe's Meyer Gallery is once again presenting landscape paintings by Douglas Fryer (b. 1963), who celebrates such beautiful regions as Vermont and central Utah.
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Marina Dieul Triumphs In Naples
Marina Dieul's painting When Rosy-Fingered Dawn Appeared won the Fine Art Connoisseur Best of Show Award at the fourth annual juried exhibition of the International Guild of Realism.
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