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A Painting Some Experts Believe Is by a Little-Known Female Old Master Just Sold for 125 Times Its High Estimate

The price is fueling speculation that the picture may actually be by Judith Leyster, whose entire body of work was misattributed for decades.

Cincinnati Art Museum hosts Impressionist still lifes in intimate exhibition

Cincinnati Art Museum hosts Impressionist still lifes in intimate exhibition
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Cincinnati Art Museum hosts Impressionist still lifes in intimate exhibition from March 11–May 8

The MFA Boston s Sparkling New Dutch and Flemish Galleries Don t Shy Away From the Big Political Question: Whose Golden Age Was It?

The Paris Review - Blog Archive The First Christmas Meal

David Teniers the Younger, The Twelve Days of Christmas No. 8, 1634-40 These days, British and American Christmases are by and large the same hodgepodge of tradition, with relatively minor variations. This Christmas Eve, for example, when millions of American kids put out cookies and milk for Santa, children in Britain will lay out the more adult combination of mince pies and brandy for the old man many of them know as Father Christmas. For the last hundred years or so, Father Christmas has been indistinguishable from the American character of Santa Claus; two interchangeable names for the same white-bearded pensioner garbed in Coca-Cola red, delivering presents in the dead of night. But the two characters have very different roots. Saint Nicholas, the patron saint of children, was given his role of nocturnal gift-giver in medieval Netherlands. Father Christmas, however, was no holy man, but a personification of Dionysian fun: dancing, eating, late-night drinking and the subversio

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