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A picturesque time at the Impressionist Normandy Festival
Special to the Los Angeles TimesLast spring in the Paris Metro, I paused to admire a colorful advertisement for the Impressionist Normandy Festival, a celebration of the region's role in the Impressionist painting movement. My brother Davey, an art history major at Connecticut College,...Tags: Claude Monet, Painting, Los Angeles Times, Rivers, Music
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Vincent van Gogh's letters go digital
Culture MonsterLondon is having its first Vincent van Gogh exhibition since the 1960s. (Imagine the crowds.) "The Real Van Gogh: The Artist and His Letters" is, as the title says, intended to explore the mutually illuminating art and writing of the...... -
Confronting the ghosts of a looted past
Tribune arts criticGerald McDonald was sick with Hepatitis C, awaiting a liver transplant and low on cash. Living alone in a tiny frame house in Lyons, just south of Chicago, he was playing out his last days watching cable TV and listening to heavy metal records, another...Tags: Prague (Czech Republic), Family, Lake Geneva, Long Beach (Los Angeles, California), Religious Conflicts
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Holocaust-era art collection beckons heir
Tribune arts criticWhen Emil Freund was killed in the Jewish ghetto of Lodz, Poland, in 1942, he left behind an extensive art collection that sat forgotten in a Prague warehouse. For nearly 60 years the portraits and landscapes by some of the most renowned French artists of...Tags: Prague (Czech Republic), Family, Extradition, Justice System, Religious Conflicts
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Seurat exhibit a revelation of a masterpiece
Tribune staff reporterThis story contains corrected material, published June 25, 2004. Rare is the complex exhibition that succeeds equally well when seen as when read about in its scholarly catalog. "Seurat and the Making of 'La Grande Jatte,' " at the Art Institute of...Tags: Camille Pissarro, Claude Monet, Georges Seurat, Art Institute of Chicago
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Czechs to keep art taken by Nazis
Tribune arts criticIn a disheartening setback for a Chicago-area man who has claimed a multimillion-dollar art collection looted by the Nazis, the Czech government has declared the most valuable of the paintings "national treasures," thereby blocking their return. The move...Tags: Prague (Czech Republic), Trials, Family, Tourism and Leisure, Globalization
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