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Exhibition Review

Federico da Montefeltro’s library. New York

08/2007 | 1253 | 149

Pages: 582-584

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Reviewer:

Armstrong, Lilian (Armstrong, Lilian)

Subjects

dates:

2000-2009

museums and institutions:

Morgan Library and Museum, New York, United States

patrons:

Federico da Montefeltro, Duke of Urbino, 1422-1482

places:

New York / United States

print:

Federico da Montefeltro, Duke of Urbino, 1422-1482

subjects:

Exhibitions / Reviews / Libraries / Manuscripts / Illuminated manuscripts

Reviewed Items

subjects:

Federico da Montefeltro and his Library | institution: Morgan Library and Museum

Illustrations

Attributed works:

80. Double-portrait of Federico da Montefeltro and his son Guidobaldo, by Pedro Berruguete or Justus of Ghent. c.1475. Panel, 134.5 by 75.5 cm. (Galleria Nazionale della Marche, Urbino; exh. Morgan Library and Museum, New York).

Attributed works:

81. Federico da Montefeltro on horseback, and opening text-page, by the Master of the Hamilton Xenophon, with script by Gundisalvus Hispanus, in Poggio Bracciolini: Historia Florentina, MS Urb. lat.491, fols.3v–4r. Florence, c.1472. Glair, gold leaf, pen and ink, 33.3 by 22.3 cm. (folio size). (Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana, Vatican City; exh. Morgan Library and Museum, New York).

Attributed works:

82. Aeneas saving his father, Anchises, and son, Ascanius, miniature by Guglielmo Giraldi, added in late 1470s to Virgil: Opera, MS Urb. lat.350, fols.45v–46r. Florence, 1450–75. Glair, gold leaf, pen and ink, 42.4 by 27.8 cm. (folio size). (Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana, Vatican City; exh. Morgan Library and Museum, New York).

Western art unattributed:

83. Federico da Montefeltro’s lectern. Northern Europe. Probably 1470s. Brass, 198 cm. high. (Museo Diocesano Albani, Urbino; exh. Morgan Library and Museum, New York).

Exhibition Review

Recent and current exhibitions. New York

03/2007 | 1248 | 149

Pages: 210-212

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Reviewer:

Shone, Richard (Shone, Richard; S., R.; Shone, Richard)

Subjects

artists:

Manet, Edouard / Picasso, Pablo / Albers, Josef / Judd, Donald / Sargent, John Singer

dates:

2000-2009

museums and institutions:

Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, United States / Museum of Modern Art, New York, United States / Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, United States / Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, United States / Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, United States / Morgan Library and Museum, New York, United States

places:

United States / New York / Minneapolis

print:

Picasso, Pablo

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Judd, Donald

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Spanish art

print:

Manet, Edouard

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German art

print:

Sargent, John Singer

print:

Albers, Josef

private galleries:

PaceWildenstein, New York, United States / Adelson Galleries, New York, United States

subjects:

Reviews / Exhibitions / Spanish painting / German painting / Portraits / Old-master drawings

Reviewed Items

subjects:

Form and Color. Joseph Albers. Donald Judd | institution: PaceWildenstein

subjects:

Glitter and Doom. German Portraits from the 1920s | institution: Metropolitan Museum of Art

subjects:

Manet And The Execution Of Maximilian | institution: Museum of Modern Art

subjects:

Picasso and American Art | institution: San Francisco Museum of Modern Art , institution: Walker Art Center , institution: Whitney Museum of American Art

subjects:

Private Treasures. Four Centuries of European Master Drawings | institution: Morgan Library and Museum , institution: National Gallery of Art

subjects:

Sargent\'s Venice | institution: Adelson Galleries

subjects:

Spanish Painting from El Greco to Picasso. Time, Truth, and History | institution: Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum

Illustrations

Attributed works:

68. Sketch for cups 2 Picasso/Cups 4 Picasso, by Jasper Johns. 1971–72. Collage, watercolour, graphite and ink on paper, 39.1 by 51.4 cm. (The artist; exh. Whitney Museum of American Art, New York).

Attributed works:

69. The salon 1, by Otto Dix. 1921. Canvas, 86 by 120.5 cm. (Kunstmuseum Stuttgart; exh. Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York).

Attributed works:

70. Pavement of St Mark’s, Venice, by John Singer Sargent. c.1880–82. Canvas, 53.3 by 72.4 cm. (Private collection; exh. Adelson Galleries, New York).

Exhibition Review

Current and Forthcoming Exhibitions: New York

05/1960 | 686 | 102

Pages: 222+226-229

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Reviewer:

Preston, Stuart (Preston, Stuart)

Subjects

artists:

Monet, Claude

artists:

Rembrandt van Rijn

artists:

Bourdelle, Emile-Antoine

artists:

Kline, Franz

artists:

Marca-Relli, Conrad

artists:

Vuillard, Edouard

artists:

Calder, Alexander

dates:

1960-1969

places:

United States / New York

subjects:

Art museums / Art galleries / Exhibitions

Illustrations

Attributed works:

45. Villalba, by Afro (Basaldella). Signed and Dated 1958. Canvas, 130 by 163 cm. (Catherine Viviano Gallery, New York.). The Races at Longchamps, by Pablo Picasso. Signed, Canvas, 54 by 69 cm. (Collection Mrs Nate B. Spingold.)

Attributed works:

48. Head with Lilac Nose, by Jean Dubuffet. Signed and Dated 1951. Oil and Composition on Masonite Board, 82 by 66 cm. (Collection Mr and Mrs Ralph F. Colin.)

Attributed works:

49. Female Nude, by Chaim Soutine. Signed and Dated 1933. Canvas, 47 by 26.8 cm. (Collection Mr and Mrs Ralph F. Colin.)

Attributed works:

50. Self-Portrait, by Édouard Vuillard. Signed. 1892. Canvas, 35.6 by 28 cm. (Collection Mr and Mrs Ralph F. Colin.)

Attributed works:

51. The Conversation, by Édouard Vuillard. Signed. Canvas, 93 by 75 cm. (Collection Mrs Nate B. Spingold.)

Attributed works:

52. Configuration in Serpentine Movements, by Jean Arp. 1950. White Marble; Height, 22.9 cm.; Length, 35.5 cm. (Collection Mr and Mrs Ralph F. Colin.)

Attributed works:

53. Three Circles Related. Construction by David Smith. 1958-9. Height, 177 cm. (Exh. French & Co. Inc., New York.)

Attributed works:

54. Albany VIII. Construction by David Smith. 1960. Height, 68 cm. (Exh. French & Co. Inc., New York.)

Attributed works:

55. Owl, by Leonard Baskin. 1959. Wood, 57 by 46 by 44 cm. (Exh. Grace Borgenicht Gallery Inc., New York.)

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