Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres

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Curator Emerson Bowyer On the Importance of the Horvitz Collection Donation

Observer caught up with Bowyer to learn more about a transformative gift of French Old Master art from Jeffrey and Carol Horvitz.

By Dan Duray

The Art of Usefulness: Inside the Complicated World of Studio Assistants

Studio assistants aren’t apprentices, though many young artists today are hoping they'll find a gig like the apprenticeships of yore.

By Daniel Grant

The Frick Collection to Reopen in April 2025 With All Its Gilded Age Splendor

The reopening follows a lengthy and expensive renovation directed by Selldorf Architects.

By Elisa Carollo

Parker Day’s Furry, Fleshy New Photo Exhibition Lets You Take a Selfie in Her Madcap World

By Sara Radin

The Modern Portrait: Is It Worth the Price to Get Yourself Painted?

By Daniel Grant

David Hockney Tells Observer How Grief and Aging Shaped His New, Bright Paintings

By Jordan Riefe

Happy Birthday! Celebrating the Frick at 80 with Three of its Finest Paintings

By Ryan Steadman

Dinner and a (Paul Kasmin Gallery) Show

By Paul Laster

Morgan Library, a Last Bastion, Shows Off High-Art Treasures

By Mario Naves

Enough About the Late Work-Here Is de Kooning’s Real Legacy

By Mario Naves

Review: Konrad Cramer, Turner to Cézanne, Leland Bel, and Trenton Doyle Hancock

By Mario Naves

Paris’ Fashion Aristocracy Mourns the Kennedys

By William Norwich

Perfect Ingres Portraits, Down to the Buttonholes

By Hilton Kramer

Degas’ Private Collection Makes for Perfect Met Show

By Hilton Kramer

Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres

News About Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres

Curator Emerson Bowyer On the Importance of the Horvitz Collection Donation

The Art of Usefulness: Inside the Complicated World of Studio Assistants

The Frick Collection to Reopen in April 2025 With All Its Gilded Age Splendor

Parker Day’s Furry, Fleshy New Photo Exhibition Lets You Take a Selfie in Her Madcap World

The Modern Portrait: Is It Worth the Price to Get Yourself Painted?

David Hockney Tells Observer How Grief and Aging Shaped His New, Bright Paintings

Happy Birthday! Celebrating the Frick at 80 with Three of its Finest Paintings

Dinner and a (Paul Kasmin Gallery) Show

Morgan Library, a Last Bastion, Shows Off High-Art Treasures

Enough About the Late Work-Here Is de Kooning’s Real Legacy

Review: Konrad Cramer, Turner to Cézanne, Leland Bel, and Trenton Doyle Hancock

Paris’ Fashion Aristocracy Mourns the Kennedys

Perfect Ingres Portraits, Down to the Buttonholes

Degas’ Private Collection Makes for Perfect Met Show

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