Monet and Venice
Believe it or not, Claude Monet was once quoted as saying, “I will not go to Venice.” Thankfully, he was […]
Princeton University Art Museum
Last Halloween, the Princeton University Art Museum made history with its reopening to the public after being closed for five […]
Cassatt / Morisot: Allies in Impressionism
A handful of works by two noteworthy figures in the Impressionist movement are now on view at the Fenimore Art […]
Sargent & Paris
John Singer Sargent’s (1856-1925) reputation blossomed from the roots he planted in Paris in the late-nineteenth century. Sargent and Paris […]
Solid Gold
In honor of their 200th anniversary, the Brooklyn Museum is presenting a series of exhibitions which highlight a host of […]
Woodmere Art Museum
We’re back with another #PhillyPhilly edition of Mary’s Musings. Faithful readers will know that every holiday season I make my […]
Mary Cassatt at the PMA
There’s something about Mary in the History of Art. Well, Mary Cassatt (1844-1926) that is. This summer, the modern Miss […]
Leonardo’s Last Supper
Leonardo da Vinci’s (1452-1519) Last Supper is arguably one of the most widely recognizable mealtime scenes in the history of […]
George Inness: Visionary Landscapes
The Montclair Art Museum pays tribute to one of its famed former residents through the gallery installation George Inness: Visionary […]
Fashioned by Sargent
A few months ago, I visited the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Watson Library to research items for my upcoming auctions. […]
The Boxer and the Hellenistic Prince
A Mary’s Musings post months in the making! You may have seen on my Mary’s Musings Instagram I visited Chroma: Ancient […]
Edward Hopper’s New York
Merry Christmas museum lovers! Looking for something to do over the holiday break in New York? Locals and art enthusiasts […]
Recent Reads
Hello fellow museum lovers! Sad to say that I have not popped to any exciting new exhibitions lately , but […]
A Week in Paris
Paris, the city of light and museums! In May, I had the opportunity to travel to France for the first […]
Newport Mansions
Late nineteenth-century American decorative arts and architecture are on full display with the new historical drama, The Gilded Age. Fueled by […]
Greetings from Newark: Bruce Springsteen Live!
Calling all Springsteen fans, the Boss has a new exhibit, Bruce Springsteen Live! Bruce may have taken a brief hiatus from […]
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