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Something other than politics in Washington, D.C.

11.9.03

In Memoriam September 11

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Of course, it was a day of reflection here in Washington , with a memorial Mass celebrated by the students at my school. If anyone out there...

Now How Much Would You Pay?

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The blogosphere had the August 27 story of a stolen Leonardo painting covered , so I did not post anything about it. As readers surely recal...
10.9.03

REVIEW: The Rivals at the Shakespeare Theatre

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The most famous play by Richard Brinsley Sheridan (1751-1816) is probably School for Scandal , from 1777. However, his debut as a playwrigh...
8.9.03

Preparing Oneself for Theater

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WARNING: This is one of those "gee-whiz, isn't the Internet dreamy?" kinds of digressions. If your aversion to this sentiment ...
7.9.03

Buying Art from the Nazis

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On Friday, without any real evidence, I posed a rhetorical question about how hopes to purchase art from the Nazi plunderings may have influ...
6.9.03

Collector-Driven Museums

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Modern Art Notes introduced this concept of museums created to house single collections and how they are different from large institutions ...
5.9.03

J. Paul Getty and Hitler

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Are all 20th-century art collectors eccentric? The bizarre decisions of Albert Barnes are on the brink of accomplishing a tragic end to his ...

Representational Art

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If atonal compositional techniques are becoming just another option for composers today (see post on September 1 ), on equal footing with mo...
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