A Critical Archive of the Visual Arts
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Quattro- and Cinquecento Italian Painting (5 Artworks)
Sandro Botticelli. Flight into Egypt. 1510. Oil on canvas (81%)
Paris, France: Musée Jacquemart-André
Botticelli really limped into the 16th century. Not in terms of quality per se, but certainly in the extent to which the awesome plastic...
Postmodernism (5 Artworks)
Jeff Koons. Ushering in Banality. 1988. Painted wood (80%)
Amsterdam, The Netherlands: Stedelijk Museum
The sculpture overall is clearly banal, but then the title implies that the pig is a representation of banality, so that the piece bec...
Rembrandt (5 Artworks)
Rembrandt. Syndics of the Drapers’ Guild. 1662. Oil on canvas (95%)
Amsterdam, The Netherlands: Rijksmuseum
Perhaps Rembrandt’s greatest painting. Its energy derives from the force-counterforce mechanism of its figures pushing down and ou...
Marcel Duchamp (5 Artworks)
Marcel Duchamp. Bottle Rack. 1914-. Galvanized iron bottle rack (90%)
New York, NY: Museum of Modern Art (Exhibition: Marcel Duchamp)
The bottle rack suffers for not being the urinal. This isn’t Duchamp’s fault, except to the degree that...
Cubist Painting (5 Artworks)
Marcel Duchamp. Nude Descending a Staircase (No. 1). 1911. Oil on cardboard on board (87%)
New York, NY: Museum of Modern Art (Exhibition: Marcel Duchamp)
First off, the black bands at either side of the canvas are like anti-Seurat, negat...
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