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Thanks to a housing swap, this summer I spent a few weeks in Brussels. Belgium, a small country with a good train network, is an easy place to take day trips, so in addition to going to the Brussels museum that is the subject of this post,...
In last month’s post on the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum in Madrid I mentioned two Italian Renaissance paintings that Heinrich Thyssen bought in 1935, Domenico Ghirlandaio’s Portrait of Giovanna degli Albizzi Tornabuoni and Vittore Carpaccio’s...
I spent the first part of January in Madrid, preparing for my spring semester lecture class on Spanish Painting. I went to the Prado seven times in thirteen days, but to write a post about the Prado is too daunting a project for the moment....
An interesting bit of museum news earlier this month: the Met will acquire the Neue Galerie. I was puzzled when I saw the headline—why would the Neue Galerie do this?—but after reading about it, it started to make sense. If you want your sm...
What would you most like to do, if you could travel in time? My first choice, I told my students last month, would be to go to Rome around 1605 to show Caravaggio an English painting from the eighteenth century, Joseph Wright of Derby’s A P...
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I write about the permanent collections of art museums. I'm also a lecturer in art history at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey.
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