Winold Reiss in New York: What Does it Mean to Be Modern?
Consequently, Reiss has remained, for the most part, “one of the United States’ most influential artists and designers of the twentieth century…that you’ve never heard of.”
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‘People Come First’ at the Alice Neel Retrospective at The Met
“She was fascinated by people, she painted people she knew really well, as well as strangers she encountered on the street."
Amsterdam’s ‘Slavery’ Exhibition Links Dutch Colonial Art to the Slave Trade
A Rembrandt portrait of a sugar refinery heir and dioramas made for Europeans both show how art smoothed over the raw edges of reality.
