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Blanton Museum of Art's exhibition, Turner to Monet: Masterpieces from The Walters Art Museum
October 2, 2010 – January 2, 2011
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Claude Monet, Springtime 1872 (notes: you don't even notice the book) AND Mariano José María Bernardo Fortuny y Carbó, An Ecclesiastic
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Jean Béraud, Paris Kiosk
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Eugène Delacroix, Wild Horse Felled by Tiger, 1828
Notes:
I'm not as excited by paintings as I am drawings. Drawing has a natural fluidity.
Harry Ransom Center exhibition,
Discovering the Language of Photography: The Gernsheim Collection
Sept. 7, 2010, to Jan. 2, 2011
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Warren De la Rue
Notes: What and Who we choose to photograph means something.
Also, got a new art book, Yinka Shonibare. Still kicking myself for not going back to Sydney before I left Australia to see his exhibition at the MCA.
Also, from the Blanton's permanent collection and one of my favourites,
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Ben Shahn, From That Day On, 1960, oil and tempera on canvas and board
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