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Trudy Miller on Off In Attribution By 100 Years? Turn The Piece Into An Exhibition
How smart! First to figure out it was not in alignment with Mochi's work, to research it, and most importantly,...Francine Kohn on The van Gogh Exhibit: Where’s The App? A Lost Opportunity
VanGogh's paintings in any other medium but in person is a pale shadow of the original work. To date,...Judith H. Dobrzynski on The van Gogh Exhibit: Where’s The App? A Lost Opportunity
I did notice. It's very expensive to transport and insure works by van Gogh.BobG on The van Gogh Exhibit: Where’s The App? A Lost Opportunity
Ahh! Sorry. I totally misread it. My fault. By the way, did you notice that there's advance ticketing...Judith H. Dobrzynski on The van Gogh Exhibit: Where’s The App? A Lost Opportunity
@BobG -- no, not about Roberta's review, about the comments made after her review! I will fix that to clarify....BobG on The van Gogh Exhibit: Where’s The App? A Lost Opportunity
You say "You see a lot of uninformed and sometimes stupid comments on the web, and this review was no...Judith H. Dobrzynski on The van Gogh Exhibit: Where’s The App? A Lost Opportunity
@ BobG. I don't understand your question -- who said anything was wrong with the review?Daviddixit on The van Gogh Exhibit: Where’s The App? A Lost Opportunity
Certainly the catalogue should be available on the museum web-site. But clearly an app would be ideal for all those...BobG on The van Gogh Exhibit: Where’s The App? A Lost Opportunity
There are images of 9 of the 45 paintings in the show on the Times in a sidebar to the...BobG on Now Cezanne Is The Most Valuable Painter: Record Price For The Cardplayers
But art always follows the money. In 1912 Louisine Havemeyer set a record for the highest price ever paid...