Unveiling the Work of a Master – Titian’s Portrait of Archbishop Archinto
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I tell my heart to go ahead – Artist Horace Pippin
Horace Pippin painted the memories that lingered. Some were terrifyingly painful. Others recalled the ease of a lazy Sunday morning breakfast. Of his approximately 130 works, the Philadelphia Museum of Art owns several, which include his first and his last paintings. It’s not a typical story: Pippin had no formal art training and created his […]
To Have and To Hold – Italian Renaissance Cassoni
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Alone, Quiet, and Gloriously Free – Matisse’s Portrait of Mlle. Yvonne Landsberg
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Follow the Money – Porcelain, Part 3
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Come to Cold Mountain – Porcelain, Part 2
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When Thousands of Hands Held a Secret for a Thousand Years – Porcelain, Part 1
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