A garden. A coastline. A city in the mist. Paintings that offer a different way of seeing.
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A bedroom, a garden, a face, and a riverbank. Follow Van Gogh’s brush through familiar subjects transformed by vivid color and restless marks.
Explore Seurat’s riverside scenes alongside the studies that shaped them. Small strokes, carefully placed figures, and soft crayon shadows offer different ways of building a picture.
Four woodblock prints from Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji place the mountain among waves, weather, and daily work. Bold contours and broad areas of color make each viewpoint distinct.
A terrace, a circus ring, and a piano. These paintings bring bright color and soft-edged brushwork to scenes of people together.
A reader, a table of fish, and a scene from the Passion. Light clothing and objects emerge from deep shadows in these paintings.
Sails lean into a rough sea, storm clouds fill a valley, and a city dissolves into pale light. Explore three works where weather changes the shape of a landscape.
A garden, a mirror, and a young sitter. Loose strokes move between figures and their surroundings in these intimate paintings.
Follow small gestures through a child’s bath, a quiet moment of reading, and a bullfighter at rest. Three paintings bring people close through color, pattern, and an attentive viewpoint.
From tall trees and rooftops to sweeping lines and floating shapes, these paintings invite you to follow color as it moves across the surface.
Travelers cross water, pass a town, and move through morning mist. Woodblock prints and ink works offer different views of the world, with open skies and carefully placed silhouettes.
Apples on a tilted table, rooftops beside a bay, and a seated portrait. These paintings make ordinary subjects feel solid through blocks of color and deliberate contours.
Look around a hat shop, pause beside two family members, and study a gathering of ancient figures. Paintings explore the way people occupy and divide a picture.
A painted portrait, an ink drawing, and a small etching reveal three ways of shaping a figure. Follow light across a face, then look for the gestures carried by a few lines.
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