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In the Gallery: Torso of a Youth, Greaco-Roman Sculpture, 1st Century A.D.

by , Registrar in Art, Artists

Apr

02

This small sculpture, despite being only a Torso of a youth from the shoulders to knees, is…

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In the Gallery: Captain Samuel Worthington Dewey, by Thomas Sully, 1834

by , Registrar in Art

Mar

26

A Philadelphia druggist commissioned this portrait of Captain Dewey, who had recently attracted…

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In the Gallery: The Honorable Mrs. Shute Barrington, Benjamin West, c. 1808

by , in Art, Artists

Mar

19

Benjamin West, who was born in Pennsylvania, moved to Italy in 1760. After three years of…

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In the Gallery: Emma in the Orchard by George W. Bellows c. 1916

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Mar

12

Bellows is best known for his energetic scenes of city life. In contrast to these works, the paintings that he created during his…

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In the Gallery: Gertrude Stein, by Andy Warhol c. 1980

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Mar

05

Surely, it would be difficult to imagine modernism during the first half of the twentieth century without the presence of Gertrude Stein as it would be difficult to discuss the postmodern period of art without mentioning Andy Warhol.

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SLOW: Marking Time in Photography and Film

by , in Art, Art Around Town, Artists

Feb

26

There are no ticking clocks in this exhibit. No sand running through the hour glass to mark the passage of time. In fact there is almost…

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