THE OSCHOLARS
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Vol. IV
No. 2
issue no 33: February 2007
The EXHIBITIONS page
We are extending our coverage of
exhibitions that treat of our period, the ‘long’ fin-de-siècle
This will take a while to build up, and to get the format quite right, and as always we welcome news from our readers of exhibitions in their local museums and galleries: this include exhibitions devoted to the writers or composers of the period. We will also include other arts news, either here or under Publications and Papers or The Critic as Critic. University readers might like to draw the attention of colleagues in their Department of Art History to this.
New exhibitions will be given as a rolling list, the latest ones being added each month, old ones being removed on expiry. For exhibitions (and other matter) concerned with James McNeill Whistler, see our supplement NOCTURNE.
Click in the Table of Contents for direct access to the information about each exhibition.
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We will commission reviews of as many exhibitions as we can. As always, volunteers are appreciated.
[There may be more than one entry per exhibition] |
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Bastien-Lapage |
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Couperus |
Rodin (2) |
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Denis |
Sickert |
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Drouet,
Juliette |
Von
Stück |
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Filiger |
Tiffany |
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Klinger |
Van
Gogh (1) |
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Macdonald & McNair |
Van
Gogh (2) |
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Manet |
Van
Gogh (3) |
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Monet |
Vollard |
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Moser |
Impressionists |
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Pissarro, Camille |
Belle
époque |
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Pissarro, Lucien |
Symbolism |
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Redon |
Pre-Raphaelites |
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Renoir |
Times of Harmony: The Artist’s Paradise
in the 19th Century |
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La
Plume |
A ROUND UP OF CURRENT AND FORTHCOMING EXHIBITIONS
An important exhibition devoted to La Plume, with the Revue Blanche the most influential of the fin-de-siècle Paris journals, runs until 14th April, arranged by the Institut national d’Histoire de l’Art at the Galerie Colbert in Paris. For a review by Jean-David Jumeau-Lafond click the image.
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6th March 2007 – 13th May 2007
The Louis Couperus Museum (http://www.couperusmuseum.org/) is
currently hosting ‘Turf in je ransel. Den Haag als garnizoensstad in het
werk van Louis Couperus’, an exhibition about the military’s prominent
presence in the writer’s hometown of The Hague.
Couperus grew up in a neighbourhood that held no less than three
barracks, and army officers feature frequently in his novels. The exhibition
shows paintings, prints and engravings documenting life in The Hague’s three
army barracks as well as artefacts of military life around
The exhibition runs from 18th November 2006 until 29th May 2007 and is set up in conjunction with another exhibition about the development of the military genre in the nineteenth century which will be held in the Haags Gemeentemuseum (http://www.gemeentemuseum.nl) from 23rd December 2006 until 9th April 2007.
[Information kindly provided by Eva Thienpont]
22nd February to 20th May 2007
Montréal, Musée des Beaux-Arts
1st December 2006 to 4th
March 2007
Maison Victor Hugo, Paris
3rd November 2006 – 5th February 2007
20th January to 9th April 2007
Karlsruhe, Staatliche Kunsthalle
The Art of Frances Macdonald and J.
Herbert McNair.
27th January – 22nd April 2007
Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool
This exhibition is devoted to the work of Frances Macdonald (1874-1921) and J. Herbert McNair (1868-1955), two important artists who have hitherto been considered as adjuncts to Charles Rennie Mackintosh and his wife, Margaret Macdonald. The exhibition is curated by Pamela Robertson, Senior Curator and Professor of Mackintosh Studies, at the Hunterian Art Gallery, University of Glasgow. There is an accompanying catalogue published by Lund Humphries.
5th June 2007 – 9th September 2007
Los Angeles, J. Paul Getty Museum
17th March 2007 – 10th June 2007
London, Royal Academy of
Art
23rd June 2007 – 16th September 2007
Williamstown, Sterling &
Francine Clark Art Institute
11th May 2007 – 24th September 2007
Vienna, Leopold Museum
11th February 2007 – 13th May 2007
21st February – 28th April 2007
The Grolier Club, New York.
Curated by Alice Beckwith.
More
information on this will be published here as it comes to hand.
27th January 2007 – 29th April 2007
21st February 2007 – 20th May 2007
London, National
Gallery
8th June 2007 – 9th September 2007
Ottawa, Musée des Beaux-Arts du Canada
24th November 2007 – 4th May 2008
Brescia, Museo di Santa Giulia
22nd November 2006 to 18th March 2007
Musée Rodin, Paris
Cecil Higgins Art Gallery, Bedford, England
12th September 2006 to
14th January 2007
Included work by artists who influenced Sickert, and who Sickert influenced.
http://www.cecilhigginsartgallery.org/
11th November 2006 – 18th March 2007
Trento,
Museo d'arte moderna et contemporanea
21st November 2006 – 20th May 2007
New
York, Metropolitan Museum of Art
1st December 2006 – 18th March 2007
Budapest, Szépmüvészeti Muzeum
24th November 2006 – 4th March 2007
19th June to 9th September 2007
Madrid, Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza
3rd December 2006 – 30th
June 2007
1st April to 1st July 2007
Giverny, Musée d'Art Américain
22 July to 1st October 2007
16th December 2006 – 28th March 2007
Worcester,
Art Museum
18th February to 20th May
2007
Palazzo dei Diamanti, Ferrara, Italy
26th January to 8th April 2007
Tokyo City Museum
Paintings, sculptures, drawings and photographs – Whistler, Manet, Monet, van Gogh.
18th February 2007 – 29th April 2007
Saint
Louis, Art Museum
San
Diego, Museum of Art
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