Tag Archives: Impressionism

• J. M. W. Turner: Watercolors from London’s Tate, at Mystic Seaport, CT
• Philanthropy Today: Murky Waters, Quirky Consequences, and the Joys of Public Art
• Washington’s Freer Gallery with Whistler’s Watercolors: a Rare Look
• ‘Nana’ and ‘Hitler versus Picasso and the Others’: A Holocaust Memoir and Nazi Art Theft Explored in Two New Documentaries
• ‘Cézanne Portraits’ at National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.
• Cézanne’s Realms of Inner Space (fantasy on a chance meeting with Friedrich Nietzsche) 
• New Haven’s Long Wharf Theater, ‘My Paris’: C’est Tres Bon
• Clark Art Institute, Williamstown, MA: Post-Impressionist ‘Van Gogh and Nature’
• National Gallery’s Double-Header: Impressionist Gustave Caillebotte; Dutch Master, Joachim Wtewael
• The Film, ‘Mr. Turner’: Art is the Proper Task of Life