JOHN GOODRICH
Mr. Goodrich is a painter, teacher and writer on art who lives in the New York…
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At the Met, What You See, and What You Get
‘Cubism and the Trompe l’Oeil Tradition’ achieves what one hopes of any exhibition; it prompts us to reconsider what we thought we knew.
Frick Flourishes With a Large Gift of Small Works
Reflecting the tastes of the donors, Elizabeth ‘Betty’ and Jean-Marie Eveillard, almost all the works are figure drawings and portraits.
A Whiplash Line
With their frank, roaming sexuality and seamless blending of high style and quirky detail, Aubrey Beardsley’s graphic works can seem eerily relevant to our own time.
These Microcosms and Macrocosms Offer New Experiences
Can a painter accommodate sweeping views and minute detail in a single work, and do justice to both? Stanley Lewis is fearless and tireless in proving he can.
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.
Gallery-Going: The Head-Turning Depths of Everyday Objects
Betty Cuningham’s exhibition of Rackstraw Downes’s drawings includes more than 20 small, luminous sketches of his studio’s interior, nearly all dating from 2020.
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