Art Review: A Golden Age, Gobbled Up by the Gilded Age
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Some 20 paintings by Rembrandt van Rijn â the largest number outside Amsterdam â pulse through âThe Age of Rembrandt: Dutch Painting in the Metropolitan Museum of Art,â a show with an elusive heart.
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Some mutual funds invest in stocks; others invest in bonds. Now a new breed of funds is offering the chance to own fine art.
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The Metropolitan Museum's intricate, lively, and occasionally zany show features Renaissance artists who produced inconsequential but thought-provoking works.
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Valerie Steele's "Glamour: Fashion, Film, Fantasy" at the Fashion Institute of Technology lends particular importance to the golden age of Hollywood.
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This sprawling show of historic masks and contemporary works at the James Cohan Gallery is filled with interesting cross-references and juxtapositions.
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The Museum of Modern Art offers a sometimes perky but ultimately dispiriting show of works by 13 artists who borrow from comic strips, cartoons and animation.
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A look at works made from a single material Â in this case ivory Â at the Metropolitan Museum of Art is especially strange and wonderful, but tinged with remorse.
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(260 sec.) A look at some Silver Age gems that are selling for top dollar.
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Randolph-Macon Womanâs College in Lynchburg, Va., is exploring the possibility of sharing its most valuable asset: a world-class collection of American art.
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In its golden age, Hollywood excelled at manufacturing stars, large and small. This book explains how the machine worked.
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The famous painting isn&#39;t exactly the type most people want in their home. The image is too grim and full of existential angst.
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ÂLouis Comfort Tiffany and Laurelton Hall: An ArtistÂs Country Estate,Â a strange and lovely exhibition at the Met, comes with its own porch.
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My tour of âThe Age of Rembrandt,â the Metâs show of 17th-century Dutch paintings, includes something of everything: the familiar with the seldom seen.
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The patronage model is not a new  concept. In feudal Japan and Renaissance Europe, wealthy  benefactors underwrote works of art, music and philosophy to  benefit society and for their own gain.
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Arts & entertainment: What's behind our sudden craving for big, bold works of public art?
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The Grey Art Gallery offers a spirited display of Latin American abstraction. Working through its riches is both humbling and thrilling; you encounter your ignorance and have a chance to rectify it.
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A landmark exhibition at the Museum of Arts and Design in New York tackles surprising contemporary issues.