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In the early 1500s, if you wanted to impress people with your good looks and accomplishments, a portrait by Hans Holbein the Younger was a sure way to astonish them. In early 16th-century Basel, Switzerland, and Tudor England, Hans Holbein the Younger (German, 1497/98–1543) created captivating portraits for a wide range of patrons, including humanist scholars, statesmen, merchants, women of distinction, and cultured courtiers, as well as the English King Henry VIII, whom he served as court ...

'Star Trek' at the Skirball, Warhol at the Luckman, Hans Holbein at the Getty, 'Witch Craft' at Craft Contemporary and Kehinde Wiley at the Huntington.

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A report by Jason Farago for The New York Times. New galleries for Dutch and Flemish art in Boston, and the arrival of “Afro-Atlantic Histories” in Houston, will complicate serene pictures of the past. Time during the first year of the pandemic was a continuous present: that was what was worst about it. Days became…

Time during the first year of the pandemic was a continuous present: that was what was worst about it. Days became shapeless, dislodged from the past,