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This loosely organized group of mid–19th century Americans shared an interest in landscape painting. Not limited to depicting New York’s Hudson River Valley, they traveled and painted throughout the US, South America, and Europe.
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Watch as Auguste Renoir’s paintings, Girl with a Hoop and The Dancer, come to life before your eyes!
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Dance and wiggle along with us during an interactive family concert with Mozart for Munchkins.
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Her paintings were passed off as the works of her male contemporaries. Get to know 17th century painter Judith Leyster through the hidden details of her lively self-portrait.
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The 18th century’s sentimental fondness for nature, influenced by the writings of Jean-Jacques Rousseau, is alluded to here in the park-like setting, the roses arranged in the marquesa’s gown, and the carnation that she holds with self-conscious elegance. Framing her artfully arranged hairstyle, the broad-brimmed hat bespeaks high fashion, perhaps imported from England. While the painting’s pale tones reflect the last stages of the rococo in Spanish art, the overall silvery gray-green tonality is equally reminiscent of the earlier Spanish master Diego Velázquez, whose paintings Francisco de Goya had studied and copied.
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Discover connections and “dialogues� between modern and contemporary works of art in the National Gallery’s East Building. Together we will explore artistic process and uncover layers of meaning in painting and sculpture through close looking and conversation.
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