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‘Water Lilies, Reflections of Weeping Willows’ Exhibit Review: The Art of Seeing Without Sight
With its jewel-toned palette and expressive brushwork, “Reflections” deepens the narrative of Monet’s artistic career.
Observer1d
A Consideration of Time: Celia Paul’s Monograph and Memory
Yet, we do have the British artist Celia Paul, who paints portraits, a chair, one bed, the sea, a window, the tree out her ...
Charcoal drawing, bought for ₹1,000, likely to be an original Renoir worth crores, date back to late 1800s
A woman bought a charcoal drawing for around ₹1,000, which may be an original work by Renoir. The piece, potentially worth ...
Guernsey Press4d
From cobblestones to cat walks – dig ‘70s fashions
From cobblestones to cat walks, the fashion exhibition is based on the collection of one islander. Sue Coyle, nee Le Page, was a normal teenager in 1970, but she still has her ent ...