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The creative dynamism of Elisabeth Arocker, between decoration and the Viennese Secession Some artists have an inner need to enrich the reality they observe to make it more akin to their vision of life and things, extending their sunny, positive gaze to give the observer a new way of interpreting emotions and everything that is part of everyday life. Today’s eclectic protagonist chooses this kind of approach to bring to light observed sensations and wrap them in that natural beauty that we often forget to highlight. Between the end of the nineteenth and the beginning of the twentieth centu...

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Five centuries of German and Austrian graphics on view at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts View of the exhibition GRAFIK! Five Centuries of German and Austrian Graphics. Photo MMFA, Denis Farley. MONTREAL .- For the first time, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts is focusing an exhibition on the sweep of stylistic and cultural developments articulated in printmaking in Germany and Austria from the early history of the medium in the mid-15th century to modern times. GRAFIK! Five Centuries of German and Austrian Graphics presents about 90 works, including several remarkable works on paper, that e...

A Netflix four-part documentary is shining a light on the unsolved infamous half a billion dollar heist of artwork from a Boston museum. This is a Robbery recounts the story of the world's biggest art theft, which saw 13 paintings, estimated to be worth $500million, taken from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston on 18 March 1990. Two thieves disguised as Boston police officers talked their way into the museum at 1:20am, handcuffed and blindfolded security with duct tape before snatching Storm on the Sea of Galilee - Rembrandt’s only seascape - and The Concert, by Johannes Verm...

Now that Roses Under the Trees (1905), the only painting by Gustav Klimt in a French national museum, is due to be restituted from the Musée d’Orsay in Paris to the heirs of Viennese Jews whom the Nazis robbed, eyes are on another Klimt landscape painting believed to be in France: Apple Tree II (1916), returned to the wrong family 20 years ago after it was confused for Roses Under the Trees, and now held by billionaire Bernard Arnault. Apple Tree II was owned by Elisabeth Bachofen-Echt, the daughter of Erich and Serena Lederer, from a family of Jewish distillers, before the Na...