Art exhibition audiences

SUBJECT OF

ARTICLES (15)
CARTOONS (7)
JOKES (7)
FICTION (2)
IMAGES (4)
PHOTOGRAPH (1)

97	January 1979 Article A King Tut book of etiquette: What to say and do while admiring a king's ransom By Matthew Mills Stevenson SEE ALSO: Art exhibition audiences; Exhibitions PDF IMAGES
90-91	October 1965 Article The broads were very skinny: Or, pop art, shmop art, leave me alone By Leo Calvin Rosten SEE ALSO: Art exhibition audiences; Exhibitions; Pop art PDF IMAGES
66-71	February 1957 Article Inside Russia's treasure house By Sterling A. Callisen SEE ALSO: Art exhibition audiences; Exhibitions PDF IMAGES
62-69	June 1954 Article Whirlwind on Twenty-Sixth Street By Russell Lynes SEE ALSO: Armory Show (1913 : New York, New York); Art exhibition audiences; Art, Modern; Davies, Arthur B. (Arthur Bowen); Exhibitions; Knowledge—Art, Modern; Kuhn, Walt PDF IMAGES
322	July 1890 Editor's drawer/Article Overheard in an art gallery By Carlyle Smith SEE ALSO: Art exhibition audiences PDF IMAGES
800-802	April 1890 Editor's easy chair/Article Editor's easy chair By George William Curtis SEE ALSO: Angelus (Painting); Art exhibition audiences; Art, French; Millet, Jean François; Prices PDF IMAGES
310-312	July 1888 Editor's easy chair/Article Editor's easy chair By George William Curtis SEE ALSO: Appreciation; Art and the war; Art exhibition audiences; Charging an earthwork (Painting); Exhibitions; Gaul, Gilbert William; Kensett, John Frederick; National Academy of Design (U.S.); Prices PDF IMAGES
485	August 1886 Editor's drawer/Article A pair of them SEE ALSO: Art exhibition audiences; Centennial Exhibition (1876 : Philadelphia, Pa.); Statues PDF IMAGES
479	February 1877 Editor's drawer/Article Editor's drawer SEE ALSO: Art exhibition audiences; Centennial Exhibition (1876 : Philadelphia, Pa.); Washington, George; Statues; Statues—Humor PDF IMAGES
479	February 1877 Editor's drawer/Article Editor's drawer SEE ALSO: Art exhibition audiences; Centennial Exhibition (1876 : Philadelphia, Pa.); Exhibitions; Powers, Hiram; Sculpture, American; Statues PDF IMAGES
479	February 1877 Editor's drawer/Article Editor's drawer SEE ALSO: Art exhibition audiences; Centennial Exhibition (1876 : Philadelphia, Pa.); Speech errors PDF IMAGES
479	February 1877 Editor's drawer/Article Editor's drawer SEE ALSO: Art exhibition audiences; Centennial Exhibition (1876 : Philadelphia, Pa.) PDF IMAGES
800-801	May 1866 Editor's easy chair/Article Editor's easy chair By George William Curtis SEE ALSO: Art exhibition audiences PDF IMAGES
123-126	June 1862 Editor's easy chair/Article Editor's easy chair By George William Curtis SEE ALSO: Art exhibition audiences; Exhibitions; National Academy of Design (U.S.) PDF IMAGES
847-848	May 1856 Editor's easy chair/Article Editor's easy chair By George William Curtis SEE ALSO: Art exhibition audiences; National Academy of Design (U.S.) PDF IMAGES

407	February 1921 Editor's drawer/Cartoon Cartoon SEE ALSO: Art appreciation; Art exhibition audiences; Humor; Whistler, James McNeill; Rich people; Vaudeville PDF IMAGES
646	March 1915 Editor's drawer/Cartoon Near-sighted old party SEE ALSO: Art exhibition audiences; Fire extinguishers; Myopia PDF IMAGES
486	August 1909 Editor's drawer/Cartoon The judgment of Paris (France) SEE ALSO: Art exhibition audiences PDF IMAGES
329	January 1895 Editor's drawer/Cartoon Very remarkable SEE ALSO: Art exhibition audiences PDF IMAGES
485	August 1890 Editor's drawer/Cartoon The giant's robe SEE ALSO: Art exhibition audiences; Caricatures and cartoons; Whistler, James McNeill PDF IMAGES
489	February 1890 Editor's drawer/Cartoon A bit of criticism SEE ALSO: Art critics; Art exhibition audiences PDF IMAGES
168	December 1885 Editor's drawer/Cartoon Americans abroad SEE ALSO: Art exhibition audiences PDF IMAGES

576	March 1919 Editor's drawer/Joke A new standard in art SEE ALSO: Art exhibition audiences; Futurism (Art); Knitting; Middle West; Midwesterners PDF IMAGES
886	November 1918 Editor's drawer/Joke Fruits of the field SEE ALSO: Art exhibition audiences; Millet, Jean François PDF IMAGES
452	February 1917 Editor's drawer/Joke An honest label SEE ALSO: Art, Amateur; Art exhibition audiences PDF IMAGES
324	January 1916 Editor's drawer/Joke Children's sayings SEE ALSO: Art critics; Art exhibition audiences; Critical thinking in children; Nike of Samothrace (Sculpture) PDF IMAGES
972	May 1913 Editor's drawer/Joke As per label SEE ALSO: Art exhibition audiences; Millet, Jean François PDF IMAGES
165	December 1895 Editor's drawer/Joke A theory SEE ALSO: Art exhibition audiences; Single women PDF IMAGES
970	November 1893 Editor's drawer/Joke A sensible conclusion SEE ALSO: Art exhibition audiences; Lützen, Battle of, 1813; World's Columbian Exposition (1893: Chicago, Ill.) PDF IMAGES

484	August 1894 Editor's drawer/Fiction An artist's trial By J. B. SEE ALSO: Art exhibition audiences; Impressionist artists PDF IMAGES
PAGE MISSING 490-498	March 1894 Fiction Vignettes of Manhattan. IV.—At a private view By Brander Matthews SEE ALSO: Art exhibition audiences; Capitalists and financiers; Historical fiction; Manhattan (New York, New York) PDF IMAGES

	March 1953 Illustration [Cover art] By Tom Funk SEE ALSO: Art exhibition audiences PDF IMAGES
965	November 1893 Illustration A new reading of a famous picture By George Du Maurier SEE ALSO: Angelus (Painting); Art exhibition audiences; Grandparent and child; Millet, Jean François PDF IMAGES
956	November 1892 Illustration Flunkyana By George Du Maurier SEE ALSO: Art exhibition audiences; Private collections; Tour guides (Persons) PDF IMAGES
308	July 1889 Illustration Social perseverance By George Du Maurier SEE ALSO: Art exhibition audiences; Social status PDF IMAGES

23	June 1993 Readings/Photo [Untitled Photo] By Karol Kállay (Photog.) SEE ALSO: Warhol, Andy; Art exhibition audiences; Exhibitions—Pictorial works; Slovakia PDF IMAGES

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