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A celebration of painting in Boston. (Art).(Impressionist Still Life exhibition, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)
The most effective antidote to the dour astringency of the Gerhardt Richter retrospective this spring was probably a trip to Boston to see "Impressionist Still Life." (1) Before anyone says anything about the salutary effect of exhibitions with "Impressionist" in the title on museum revenues, I would like to point out that this one, at least, was not just another crowdpleasing potpourri of everyone's favorite pictures, but a closely reasoned celebration of painting as painting, as intelligent as it was delectable. "Impressionist Still Life" could, admittedly, make even the most jaded museumgoer sigh with delight with its assembly of tasty textbook icons and unexpected ...
- Van Gogh was father to us all: Martin Bailey visits two major Van Gogh...
- Magazine article from: Apollo Bailey, Martin March 1, 2007 700+ words
...actually seen the paired Van Gogh painting (black and white...would not have conveyed Van Gogh's dramatic colouring...painted them bursting with life, Schiele's flowers are...over World War I? At the Van Gogh Museum, the pictures are...
- Van Gogh visto por Bacon. (Arte).(exposición de obras de los pintores Vincent...
- Magazine article from: Proceso Mergier, Anne Marie September 1, 2002 700+ words
...FRANCIA. -- "Un da, la pintura de Van Gogh, cargada de fiebre y desbordante de salud...soportar", predijo Antonin Artaud en Van Gogh, el suicidado de la sociedad, un ensayo...identificado en forma tan absoluta con Vincent Van Gogh ni haba percibido con semejante agudeza...
- Van Gogh's Van Goghs.
- Magazine article from: New Criterion Naves, Mario December 1, 1998 700+ words
...short and tragic life of Vincent van Gogh (1853-90) forms...impoverished artist who lives in obscurity is...Hoist griped that van Gogh-Bonger was...of his sorrowful life-drama." Long...Irving Stone, the van Gogh legend was in motion...
- Van Gogh's bedroom.(All Levels: Looking and Learning)
- Magazine article from: School Arts Kindseth, Anne September 1, 2005 700+ words
About the Artist Vincent van Gogh was born in Holland in 1853, the son...Georges Seurat and Paul Signac). Van Gogh's work from this time reveals his...complementary colors. By late 1887, van Gogh had grown tired of the strain of city...
- Van Gogh and Gauguin: The Search for Sacred Art.(Review)
- Magazine article from: The Christian Century Edwards, Cliff February 28, 2001 700+ words
...of van Gogh's art. In Van Gogh and God, I make a case...particular painting as the key to van Gogh's own program as an artist...the painting demonstrates van Gogh's perspective that the...naturalistic" artist of ordinary life, whether Zola or himself...
- Van Gogh or no Gogh? Scholars have new doubts about some multimillion-dollar...
- Magazine article from: Newsweek Plagens, Peter Yahlin Chang July 21, 1997 700+ words
...they hope nobody's listening. Vincent van Gogh (1853-90) didn't stay unknown for...That kind of money--plus the fact that van Gogh's style is not only instantly recognizable...provenance of his pictures can be shaky. Van Gogh also worked fast--he completed one...
- VAN GOGH, VINCENT (1853-1890)
- Reference information from: Young Students Learning Library January 1, 1996 700+ words
...bright flash of life ended in what he...failure. A Dutchman, van Gogh was born in Groot...During this time, van Gogh began to draw and...peasant farmers' lives. Van Gogh's first important...happy months of his life. Contrast this...
- Van Gogh exhibit reveals 'great humanity'.(Features)(Arts & Leisure)(Art)
- Newspaper article from: The Christian Science Monitor June 30, 2000 700+ words
...one considers the paintings of Vincent van Gogh. But it's his portraits of people...than does anything else in my metier," van Gogh wrote to his sister in 1890, "is the...portraitist, reveals the greatness of van Gogh's genius in capturing the image of his...
