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The Tragedy of Seeing Through the Artist in Soir Bleu (1914) by Edward Hopper
Soir Bleu: You are set to deliver a performance you had been losing sleep over for months. You get ready…
Exploring Bhupen Khakhar: A Trailblazer in Indian Pop Art and Queer Expression — You Can’t Please All (1981), Two Men in Benares (1982)
Bhupen Khakhar (1934–2003), born in Bombay, was not only a celebrated Indian artist but also an accountant by profession. A…
This Is Not An Analysis Of René Magritte – A Look At Lovers II (1928), Clairvoyance (1936) and Other Works
“Nothing is confused, except the mind.” – René Magritte Sometimes a movie is just a movie, a poem is just…
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Room in New York (1932): Discovering Emotional Distance Through the Eyes of Edward Hopper
Room in New York (1932): Edward Hopper, an American realist painter was…
Death of a Pope (1962) by F. N. Souza
Death of a Pope: Edward Berger's political thriller Conclave was one of…
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Observing the tradition, marginalization and the banal life of Gypsies in Les Bohémiens (1621/35) by Jacques Callot
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