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  • MODERN ART & EXPRESSIONISM — The Best Paintings in Switzerland
  • Paris – The 10 Best Art Museums
  • Jacquemart-André — A Wonderful Little Museum in Paris
  • New York City — 3 Incredible Art Museums
  • Smaller Can Be Better — Art Venues in Madrid 2023

Jacquemart-André — A Wonderful Little Museum in Paris

When Nélie Jacquemart acquired “Virgin and Child on a Throne” (pictured below) at the end of the 19th century she did not know who had created this important painting — for it was only later, in the 1930s, that this masterpiece was attributed to Giovanni Bellini.
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Excellent Van Gogh Paintings & the Beautiful Colors of Rome

You cannot go wrong when planning to see an exhibition devoted to art created by Vincent van Gogh — your only valid complaints could be that the show is too small, or perhaps covers only one tiny facet of his remarkable career. The display of Vincent’s graphic works and paintings currently at the Palazzo Bonaparte in Rome is a bit small, featuring 50 — 60 works of art. The good news from Rome is that every branch of Vincent’s brief, powerful career is represented by high-quality art lent by the Kröller-Müller Museum in Otterlo.
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New York City — 3 Incredible Art Museums

"You’ll probably need 3-5 hours just to see the permanent collection” at the Met, according to Go City, the largest multi-attraction pass company in the world. This is horrible advice. To make matters worse, Go City highlights “some of the best and most famous” areas at the Met Museum for you to walk through and suggests you start with Greek and Roman Art. Wrong!
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Christmas in New York City at The Whitney & The Met

The Whitney Museum of American Art has featured the art of Edward Hopper (1882 — 1967) in more of its exhibitions than any other artist, and deservedly so. If you have not had the opportunity to explore in depth the Whitney’s space at 99 Gansevoort Street, in the Renzo Piano building which opened on May 1, 2015 in New York…
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The Most Magnificent European Display of Monet & Other Impressionists

The ambition of Oscar-Claude Monet (1840 -- 1926) to capture on canvas the passing of the seasons and the changing of daylight transformed how we perceive nature and led the way to 20th-century modernism...
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A Unique & Fabulous Pilgrimage to the Marmottan in Paris

The world's largest collection of paintings by Claude Monet rests comfortably today in the leafy hamlet of Passy...
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AMSTERDAM MUSEUMS - Enjoy the Best Art in the Netherlands

With its friendly, multi-lingual residents and highly functional transportation options, The Netherlands should be near the top of your list for a perfect get-away in the off-season.
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The Best Surrealism in Venice and Potsdam

Surrealist painters imagined fantastical worlds. Through Surrealism, a movement born in France in 1924 and profoundly influenced by the horrors of World War I, writers and visual artists embarked on a novel cultural initiative with the hope of rejuvenating humankind spiritually. Surrealism in the visual arts may be described as a rebellion against rationality. In fact, these artists found inspiration…
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The Best of Boston — Gauguin, Monet & Sargent

When travelers tell us they plan to spend a week in New York, our initial response is to suggest that a 10-day visit to Boston and New York City would be ideal. For art lovers, Boston is a relaxed place to contemplate “Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going?” (shown above), the monumental mural Paul Gauguin painted on heavy burlap in Tahiti between 1897 and 1898.
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The Leopold Museum -- 3rd Greatest Museum in Vienna

Vienna's Leopold Museum, housing around 6,000 works of art, is the best place to feel the dynamic power of modern Austrian art.
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Smaller Can Be Better — Art Venues in Madrid 2022

Sometimes a one-hour visit to a museum fashions the perfect art experience, and one great destination where you may choose to appraise this theory is Madrid. We recently visited three art spaces centrally located in the capital of Spain that offer you surprisingly high-quality alternatives to the Big Three museums… without crowds and highly-priced tickets.
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Morozov Collection — The Best Art in Paris at Fondation Vuitton

Having viewed all the major exhibitions in Paris during 2021 we feel, without hesitation, your top priority should be to view Icons of Modern Art featuring The Morozov Collection from Russia at the Fondation Louis Vuitton.
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Klimt + Gold = The Belvedere — 4th Greatest Museum in Vienna

The Upper Belvedere palace, built between 1717 and 1723, today houses The Belvedere museum — the most visited art museum in Austria — best known for important paintings by Gustav Klimt.


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Thyssen - the Best Museum in Spain

The best museum in Spain is in Madrid and, in our opinion, it is not The Prado. We have compiled a list of the best 10 museums for you to discover and enjoy in Spain...
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Alice Neel in the Guggenheim Bilbao — Astonishing Paintings

The Guggenheim Bilbao describes the painter Alice Neel (1900 — 1984) as “one of the most radical artists of the 20th century.”
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MODERN ART & EXPRESSIONISM — The Best Paintings in Switzerland

Basel is a Swiss city blessed with a variety of museums. For a survey of art from 15th-18th-century Old Masters to Expressionism and Contemporary Art, we strongly recommend a visit to the Kunstmuseum Basel...
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Paris – The 10 Best Art Museums

Within the city limits of Paris, there are around 130 museums. In order to make your journey "magical", we have compiled a short list of the best museums devoted to art and culture in the French capital.
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  • Museums,  Travelling tips

    AMSTERDAM MUSEUMS — Enjoy the Best Art in the Netherlands

    11/25/2022 / 3 Comments

    With its friendly, multi-lingual residents and highly functional transportation options, The Netherlands should be near the top of your list for a perfect get-away in the off-season.

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    Steven & Artur
  • Art,  Museums

    The Best Surrealism in Venice and Potsdam

    11/20/2022 / No Comments

    The presentation of “Surrealism and Magic: Enchanted Modernity” in Germany may be enjoyed through January 29, 2023 at the Museum Barberini, where the amazing Hasso Plattner Collection of “Impressionism” is always on view. Surrealist painters imagined fantastical worlds.  Through Surrealism, a movement born in France in 1924 and profoundly influenced by the horrors of World War I, writers and visual…

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    Steven & Artur
  • Art,  Museums

    Christmas in New York City at The Whitney & The Met

    11/12/2022 / No Comments

    The Whitney Museum of American Art has featured the art of Edward Hopper (1882 — 1967) in more of its exhibitions than any other artist, and deservedly so. If you have not had the opportunity to explore in depth the Whitney’s space at 99 Gansevoort Street, in the Renzo Piano building which opened on May 1, 2015 in New York…

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    Steven & Artur
  • Art,  Museums

    A Unique & Fabulous Pilgrimage to the Marmottan in Paris

    10/02/2022 / 1 Comment

    The world's largest collection of paintings by Claude Monet rests comfortably today in the leafy hamlet of Passy (a neighborhood absorbed into the City of Paris in 1860) inside a townhouse with Empire-style salons. This property was purchased in 1882 by Jules Marmottan, a lawyer and mining-company director who collected pre-Renaissance art from Germany, Flanders and Italy.

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    Steven & Artur
  • Art,  Museums

    The Leopold Museum — 3rd Greatest Museum in Vienna

    09/16/2022 / 2 Comments

    Vienna’s Leopold Museum is the best place to feel the dynamic power of modern Austrian art. Housing around 6,000 works of art — including the world’s most comprehensive collection of the talented, enigmatic Egon Schiele — the Leopold Museum takes you on a journey from the 1860s to the Wiener Secession, through the stylish era of Jugendstil, and into Expressionism.…

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    Steven & Artur
  • Art,  Museums

    Great Exhibitions from the Past at the Pompidou Centre

    07/30/2022 / No Comments

    We put together this article for those of you who missed seeing interesting exhibitions at your favorite museums during recent years.  Our hope is that you will enjoy seeing some of these images from the Pompidou Centre in Paris, even though most of the works of art pictured below are no longer on public display. Past exhibitions you will find…

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    Steven & Artur
  • Art,  Museums

    The Best Past Exhibits at the Grand Palais & Petit Palais

    07/28/2022 / No Comments

    We put together this article for those of you who missed seeing interesting exhibitions at your favorite museums during recent years.  Our hope is that you will enjoy seeing some of these images from Paris even though the works of art are no longer on public display. Past exhibitions you will find in this article include: Giovanni Boldini Ilya Repin…

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    Steven & Artur
  • Degas_Parisian Portraits
    Art,  Museums

    Previous Exhibitions at the Musée d’Orsay

    07/28/2022 / No Comments

    We put together this article for those of you who missed seeing interesting exhibitions during recent years at one of your favorite museums: the Musée d’Orsay.  Our hope is that you will enjoy seeing some of these images from Paris even though the works of art are no longer on public display. Past exhibitions you will find in this article…

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    Steven & Artur
  • Art,  Museums

    The Best of Boston — Gauguin, Monet & Sargent

    04/19/2022 / No Comments

    When travelers tell us they plan to spend a week in New York, our initial response is to suggest that a 10-day visit to Boston and New York City would be ideal. For art lovers, Boston is a relaxed place to contemplate “Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going?” (shown above), the monumental mural Paul…

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    Steven & Artur
  • General

    Klimt + Gold = The Belvedere — 4th Greatest Museum in Vienna

    01/29/2022 / No Comments

    The Belvedere is a building complex in Vienna where two palaces were built in the early eighteenth century and set inside a Baroque park landscape for use as a purely ceremonial summer residence for Prince Eugene of Savoy (1663–1736). The Upper Belvedere palace, built between 1717 and 1723, today houses The Belvedere museum — the most visited art museum in…

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    Steven & Artur
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