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"The world is hard for lovers." That line is one of the most frequent in Indian films, and it's true not only for rich and poor or separated-at-birth cousins. Kissing in public is a no-no, which leaves Indian romancers out in the cold, literally, where they...
A clash of temperament and artistic style, a dream of artistic brotherhood soured by jealousy and the desire to assert dominance. That is the subtext of a major exhibition opening in Amsterdam this month tracing the relationship between Vincent van Gogh and Paul Gauguin, two of the 19th century's...
Their relationship has been the subject of numerous books and films, but the current exhibition is the first time the story has been presented in its most obvious form: via their paintings. There are 106 exhibits in the Amsterdam show, including many of the two artists' most famous masterpieces. The...
Though the exhibition debuted at the Art Institute of Chicago at the end of last year (where it was overshadowed by the events of Sept. 11), the Amsterdam version is unique partly because it includes three versions of Van Gogh's famous Sunflowers, which are placed side by side for...
After his dramatic departure from Arles in December 1888 following the quarrel that took part of Van Gogh's ear, Gauguin asked if he could have the original Sunflowers. Van Gogh refused, instead painting a replica, the third on display, in which the flowers are less natural and realistic. Apparently...