Edvard Munch
Paris museum numbers recover but still hit by pandemic
With Asian visitors still largely absent, major Paris museums struggled to regain pre-pandemic numbers in 2022, despite a huge recovery from the previous year, official figures showed on Jan. 5.
The Louvre, the world's most visited museum, welcomed 7.8 million people last year, a 170-percent increase on 2021, but still down 19 percent on 2019.
World’s largest museum for an artist opens in Oslo
To Edvard Munch, they were his children. And like any doting father, he hated the idea of them straying too far from home.Now, more than 26,000 artworks from the master expressionist's "family," including his best known piece, "The Scream," have moved under one roof in the enormous and custom-built MUNCH museum on the shore of Oslo Fjord.
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Old masters of art blend with contemporary artists
The need to discover a new trend is undeniable for all actors in the art world. And when it comes to contemporary art, this need triples since the entire contemporary art world is always in search of something new. However, when searching for the new, the reality shifts and from time-to-time the art world turns to the most secure and trusted ones.
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New York Art Turns Bulgarian Village into Outdoor Gallery
STARO ZHELEZARE, Bulgaria (Reuters) - With fewer than 500 inhabitants, Staro Zhelezare in southern Bulgaria is a world away from the mean streets of Manhattan, but its houses and barns have now been painted with some of the most famous images from New York's Museum of Modern Art (MoMA).
Van Gogh Museum unveils rare picture by peer Munch
Amsterdam's Van Gogh Museum unveiled a rare new purchase on Jan. 23, painted by Vincent's contemporary Edvard Munch, the only portrait by the Norwegian artist on display in The Netherlands.
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Science runs to the rescue of famous paintings
Vincent van Gogh’s 'Sunflowers' are losing their yellow cheer and the unsettling apricot horizon in Edvard Munch’s 'The Scream' is turning a dull ivory
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