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  • noun Plural form of painting.

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  • However, this show, organized around just that premise, takes a look at lesser-known pieces within that body of work, like paintings from the early 1980s, in which the Pop artist depicted himself as the radio character "The Shadow" and a late '70s work that shows him being strangled from behind, a memento mori and self-portrait in one.

    ARTINFO: NEW YORK: Can't-Miss Gallery Openings This Week ARTINFO 2010

  • However, this show, organized around just that premise, takes a look at lesser-known pieces within that body of work, like paintings from the early 1980s, in which the Pop artist depicted himself as the radio character "The Shadow" and a late '70s work that shows him being strangled from behind, a memento mori and self-portrait in one.

    ARTINFO: NEW YORK: Can't-Miss Gallery Openings This Week ARTINFO 2010

  • Cézanne's gamblers are far from the high-living layabouts more usually associated with this theme in paintings of rustic life.

    This week's new exhibitions Robert Clark 2010

  • However, this show, organized around just that premise, takes a look at lesser-known pieces within that body of work, like paintings from the early 1980s, in which the Pop artist depicted himself as the radio character "The Shadow" and a late '70s work that shows him being strangled from behind, a memento mori and self-portrait in one.

    ARTINFO: NEW YORK: Can't-Miss Gallery Openings This Week ARTINFO 2010

  • However, this show, organized around just that premise, takes a look at lesser-known pieces within that body of work, like paintings from the early 1980s, in which the Pop artist depicted himself as the radio character "The Shadow" and a late '70s work that shows him being strangled from behind, a memento mori and self-portrait in one.

    ARTINFO: NEW YORK: Can't-Miss Gallery Openings This Week ARTINFO 2010

  • Cashmere throw rugs, Persian carpets, fresh roses and paintings from the empress's era complement the comfortable French regency armchairs.

    French Master Chef Reinvents His Art Emma-Kate Symons 2010

  • Talks about his career, his interest in paintings, working with Michael Powell and Marlene Dietrich on Youtube.

    R.I.P Jack Cardiff – Magic on Screen 2009

  • Talks about his career, his interest in paintings, working with Michael Powell and Marlene Dietrich on Youtube.

    Vitro Nasu » 2009 » April 2009

  • It was during the Gilded Age that the Folger family began acquiring first folios of Shakespeare's plays and the Mellons, Fricks and Carnegies began to fill their mansions with furniture and paintings from the cash-starved great houses of England.

    Brass Beds and Broomsticks Meghan Cox Gurdon 2010

  • However, this show, organized around just that premise, takes a look at lesser-known pieces within that body of work, like paintings from the early 1980s, in which the Pop artist depicted himself as the radio character "The Shadow" and a late '70s work that shows him being strangled from behind, a memento mori and self-portrait in one.

    ARTINFO: NEW YORK: Can't-Miss Gallery Openings This Week ARTINFO 2010

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