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Category Archives: The Art Gallery
Celebrity Pictures Painting
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow was the leading figure in American cultural life of the nineteenth century. Born in Portland, Maine in 1807, he became a national literary figure by the 1850s, and famous personalities in the world at his death in … Continue reading
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a serene showcase for serious artists
PRUE GIBSON discusses four artists from a gallery in Darlinghurst which has whatever of the most serene accumulation spaces in Sydney. Galore moneymaking galleries are led by spectacular, and occasionally disreputable, figureheads who create a proper art aesthetic for their … Continue reading
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Tagged accumulation, art, circumstances, Darlinghurst, director, discernment, figureheads, Gallery, gallery director, Galore, GIBSON, look, moneymaking, pip, proper art, PRUE, room, salience, strain, Sydney, touch, transmute, withal
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Coffin’s Emblem Defies Certainty
When the remains of hundreds of colonial-era Africans were uncovered during a building excavation in Lower Manhattan in 1991, one coffin in particular stood out. Nailed into its wooden lid were iron tacks, 51 of which formed an enigmatic, heart-shaped … Continue reading
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