Interior Landscape News Today

A long-awaited monograph offers a panoramic view of the visionary painter’s work. Comprised of reproductions of the majority of her works, a critical-biographical essay, archival ephemera, and documentary back matter, it makes a convincing argument for Ito’s significance as a major, if singular, figure in postwar American art.

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Havana, May 17 (Prensa Latina) Renowned Cuban visual artist Alberto Lescay is preparing the closing of his exhibition Paisaje Interior (Interior Landscape), which has been open to the public since mid-March at the National Museum of Fine Arts in Havana.

David Platzer on “Neo-Romantics : A Forgotten Moment in Modern Art 1926–1972” at the Musée Marmottan Monet, Paris.

Barbara Rose THERE ARE FEW INSTANCES IN WHICH the critic has to evaluate work that has had some special personal significance for him; but those instances are often the most challenging. When I abandoned the provinces, I came to New York to study the Old Masters. But Morningside Heights soon proved less compelling than 57th Street. This was something I couldn’t justify for a long time. One day, however, I saw abstract paintings that succeeded in preserv...