The Phillips Collection
Dove’s Miniature Watercolors Encompass Majesty of Nature
One sign that Arthur Dove: Watercolors, on display at Alexandre Gallery, is a museum-quality exhibit read more »
Modern and Surreal Combined by a Man Who Loved Them Both
Two of my favorite American art museums, the Phillips Collections in Washington, D.C., and the Wadsw read more »
Pierre Bonnard, Returns In Triumph To D.C. Museum
There was a time, in the early decades of the last century, when the newly created museums devoted t read more »
Painter Leland Bell, A Great Lecturer, Finally Gets Exhibit
The Leland Bell exhibition, which has come to the Salander-O'Reilly Galleries after a yearlong tour read more »
Painter Jacob Lawrence Still Grips and Stings
The American painter Jacob Lawrence, who died last year atthe age of 82, had the good fortune to enj read more »
The Daumier Retrospective: More Than a Caricaturist
There are retrospective exhibitions of well-known artists that ought to be accompanied by a warning read more »
In Renoir to Rothko Show, Art, Not Hype, Is First
For anyone with a keen interest in modern painting for the esthetic and intellectual pleasures it af read more »
Georgia O'Keeffe, Artist With Inflated Reputation
How good was Georgia O'Keeffe? read more »
New Man at the Whitney: An End to Freak Shows?
As readers of this column have ample reason to know, I am not an optimist by nature. read more »













