Saint Louis Art Museum’s ‘Millet and Modern Art’ explores the French painter’s radicalism and legacy
Millet’s work focuses greatly on peasant labor and life, with special attention to the domestic work of women. He heroizes the rural laborer and their work of sowing, reaping, and gleaning the fields, ...
*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. Like Van Gogh, he painted starry nights. Like Monet, he painted haystacks. And like Dalí — well, let’s come back to this one. (A ...
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ST. LOUIS — There is one week left to see “Millet and Modern Art: From Van Gogh to Dalí” — in person, based on capacity guidelines — at the Saint Louis Art Museum’s exhibition examining the ...
In the early 1920s, Jean-Charles Millet was struggling to break into the Parisian art scene. The shadow of his grandfather, Jean-François Millet, weighed heavy. The elder artist’s unflattering ...
ST. LOUIS — Patrons have another chance to view Saint Louis Art Museum’s exhibition Millet and Modern Art: From Van Gogh to Dalíreopens, which closed prematurely because of the new coronavirus ...
Like Van Gogh, he painted starry nights. Like Monet, he painted haystacks. And like Dali – well, let’s come back to this one. (A hint: A praying peasant later takes on an ominous air.) Jean-Francois ...
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