Marcel Duchamp at MoMA: Five Revelations From the Artist’s First North American Survey in Over 50 Years
Late in life, he declared, “I’m nothing else but an artist, I’m sure, and delighted to be," but he clearly was so much more.
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
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Why a Signature Can Make or Break an Artwork’s Price
The convention of signing an entire edition at once dates back to the 1930s, when Paris dealer Leo Spitzer persuaded several major artists, including Matisse and Picasso, to produce refined reproductions that they would sign and he would sell.
Tomasz Kowalski Digs Into the Psychic Archeology of Light in Paris
"My approach to the figure is a reflection of my perception in general—everything seems to be equivalent within rays of light, perhaps except meeting someone’s gaze," he tells Observer.
