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    Gauguin, Van Gogh, and the Cleopatra Pot: A Tale of Art and Gifts

    Gauguin, Van Gogh, and the Cleopatra Pot: A Tale of Art and Gifts

    Explore the story of Gauguin's Cleopatra Pot and his complex relationship with Van Gogh, involving art exchanges, hidden motives, and the iconic Sunflowers. Unveiling the pot's journey and symbolism.


    Art Books Roundup: New Releases, Biographies & Art History

    Art Books Roundup: New Releases, Biographies & Art History

    Explore new art books: biographies of Yoko Ono & Jean Baudrillard, historical analyses of David's Marat & artists vs. Fascism, plus diverse collections for every artistic taste.


    Understanding Art: Context, Interpretation, and Meaning

    Understanding Art: Context, Interpretation, and Meaning

    Exploring art interpretation through context. From Banksy's graffiti to historical analysis, understanding the original context is key. Galleries present art artificially, posing a challenge to genuine comprehension.


    Vermeer’s Art: Rijksmuseum Exhibition, Discoveries & Impact

    Vermeer’s Art: Rijksmuseum Exhibition, Discoveries & Impact

    The Rijksmuseum's Vermeer exhibit (2023) showcased 28 paintings, attracting 650,000 visitors. Research unveiled adjustments in Vermeer's compositions. The show's success and impact are explored. Vermeer's pigments suggest later dating.


    Salvator Mundi: Gender Fluidity & Christ’s Garments in Renaissance Art

    Salvator Mundi: Gender Fluidity & Christ’s Garments in Renaissance Art

    A new study claims Leonardo da Vinci's Salvator Mundi depicts Christ with gender fluidity through the colors and style of his garments, sparking debate among art historians. The analysis focuses on Renaissance Italy context.


    Murakami’s Japonisme: Copying, Culture, and Cognitive Change

    Murakami’s Japonisme: Copying, Culture, and Cognitive Change

    Takashi Murakami's 'Japonisme' exhibition explores cultural borrowing, copying European artists influenced by Japan (Monet, Van Gogh), and questions of cultural appropriation through Hiroshige's art.


    Popes Leo & Raphael: Art, Power, and Legacy in the Vatican

    Popes Leo & Raphael: Art, Power, and Legacy in the Vatican

    Explore the stories of Popes Leo (I, III, IV, X, XIII, XIV) as depicted in Raphael's Vatican frescoes, revealing their political and military roles. Also includes other popes with Leo name.


    Caravaggio 2025: Rediscovering the Baroque Master

    Caravaggio 2025: Rediscovering the Baroque Master

    Caravaggio 2025 exhibition explores the art of Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio, highlighting his influence and innovative techniques, despite criticisms of lacking scientific depth. Key works from around the world are showcased.


    Rembrandt Mystery: Authenticity of Paintings Questioned

    Rembrandt Mystery: Authenticity of Paintings Questioned

    Three paintings initially attributed to Rembrandt van Rijn are now suspected to be works of his students. Technical analysis reveals inconsistencies, raising doubts about their authenticity and Rembrandt's signature.


    Iceland plans national gallery overhaul

    Iceland plans national gallery overhaul

    A leak in one of the main storage rooms meant that gallery staff recently had to move part of the collection of works on paper before a storm to avoid damage, according to Ingibj枚rg J贸hannsd贸ttir, the museum鈥檚 director.