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Artist couples have given the world some of its most extraordinary and passionate love stories. The turbulent affairs of Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel, Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo, and Picasso and Dora Maar have all fascinated generations of admirer
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"I Can See the Whole Room... And There's Nobody In It!" The painting was the star lot of Christie's Nov. 8, 2011, evening sale in New York and sold for a record $43.2 million. "I Can See the Whole Room... And There's Nobody In It!"
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MADRID -- Spain's Carlos Saura is attached to direct "33 dias," about Pablo Picasso's emotional turmoil as he painted masterpiece "Guernica." Title refers to the time Picasso spent on the mural, which captured his reaction to the destruction of Basque to
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Scaramouche is pleased to present the exhibition, Building as Everydayness, uniting a group of artists living and working in Paris. Each of these artists utilizes architecture and the built environment as a starting point for exploring the forgotten hist
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I remember, as a student, being very struck by a poster arguing against an attempt by Edward Heath's government to bring in museum charges. It said: "We the undersigned oppose the introduction of admission charges" and carried the signatures of Van Gogh,
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If you think of holidaying in the sun for 360 days in the year - you're obviously thinking of Malaga, the city founded around 1000 BC, by the Phoenicans who called it Malaka, a derivative of their word for salt as fish were salted near the harbour. At le
About Dora Maar
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Henriette Theodora Markovitch alias Dora Maar (November 22, 1907 – July 16, 1997) was a French photographer, poet and painter of Croatian descent, best known for being a lover and muse of Pablo Picasso. Full Article
