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Bibliography 1985 Elsen, Albert
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London, 1959: 224-226. 1963 Elsen, Albert E. Rodin.
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Hide Menu Home>Collection>Of Bobbie’s Shift Off from Me Sexually, to Someone Else
Challenging What We See https://www.nga.gov/blog/challenging-what-we-see.html
Mel Harper, interpretive projects manager, reflects on Emma Amos’s self-portrait as the world wrestles with the same societal norms the artist challenged.
colors are also skin colors, and the term ‘colored’ itself—it all means something else
Conversations with Artists: Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen https://www.nga.gov/audio-video/conversations-with-artists/conversations-with-artists-oldenburg-van-bruggen.html
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of their art since 1969—and how it offers a sense of interaction unlike anything else
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Marks and Labels stamp, verso in red ink: ELS (not in Lugt)
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Marks and Labels stamp, verso center, in purple ink: ELS
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Marks and Labels stamp, verso: ELS
Artful Moments for Frontline Workers https://www.nga.gov/blog/artful-moments-frontline-workers.html
Explore Childe Hassam’s Poppies, Isles of Shoals in a guided meditation, shared in appreciation for nurses, health care professionals, and frontline workers.
would like to offer a moment of quiet reprieve—for health care workers and anyone else
Living with the Dead in France: Nineteenth-Century Tomb Sculpture https://www.nga.gov/audio-video/audio/lindsay-france-sculpture.html
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little commented art-historical phenomenon that occurred in France like nowhere else