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At Long Last, an Exhibition of Their Own

Most startling of all the portraits is the ‘Young Woman of Albano’ by Corot, who summarizes his figure with broad, supple contours, and tellingly locates every detail within their gathering movements.

Claude Monet, ‘The Doge’s Palace,’ 1908, oil on canvas. Via Brooklyn Museum
JOHN GOODRICH
JOHN GOODRICH

Monet to Morisot: The Real and Imagined in European Art
Brooklyn Museum

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JOHN GOODRICH
JOHN GOODRICH

Mr. Goodrich is a painter, teacher and writer on art who lives in the New York City area. He shows at Bowery Gallery and has written for the New York Sun, artcritical.com, Hyperallergic.com and other publications.

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