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Caillebotte v. Renoir – Super Impressionist Sunday, Interview with an Artist, part 7, by Paul Shampine

by paulshampine , February 5, 2011—12:00 AM

Topics: Acrylic on canvas, Alice Neel, Archival Pigment Print, Bathers with Crab, Boating on the Yerres, Botero, Bullard, Caillebotte, Camille Claudel, Carnegie Museum of Art, Carnegie's Renoir, Charlie Grosso, Chicago, Chuck Close, Edward Hopper, Francis Bacon, Frida Kahlo, Georgia O'Keefe, Grant Wood, Hesther van Doornum, Indianapolis Museum of…, Jane Zweibel, Joseph Turner, Kesha Bruce, MD, Meg Dwyer, Museum DirectorNOMA, NFL Hall of famer Lawrence…, New Orleans Museum of…, Oil on gessoed panel, Paul Gauguin, Paul Shampine, Paula Rego, Peter Blume., Princeton University, Realist, Rene Magritte, Shelley Laffal, Silver Spring, Stacia Yeapanis, Steeler Country, Super Bowl Sunday, Susan Taylor, Texas, The Fifth Plague of Egypt, The Milwaukee Art Museum, The Netherlands, Vlijmen, art, art review, donkey flip, il, inspiration, oil on canvas, renoir

The Milwaukee Art Museum (Packers) and the Carnegie Museum of Art (Steelers) go head-to-head or frame-to-frame this Super Bowl Sunday as they wager (temporary loan) one of their prize impressionist possessions -- Milwaulkee's Caillebotte, Boating on the Yerres v. Carnegie's Renoir, Bathers with Crab. The new tradition, started by last year's Indianapolis "Colts" Museum of Art and the NewOrleans "Saints" Museum of Art, finished with E. John Bullard leaving with Joseph Turner's "The Fifth Plague of Egypt" under his arm. The win marked 37 years for Bullard, Museum Director of NOMA, as he retired that year to be succeeded by first round draft pick, Susan Taylor from Princeton University (no relation to NFL Hall of famer Lawrence Taylor)… Continue reading… 0 comments