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Pictured: Moment in the sun at the Norton Simon Museum
Aristide Maillol sculptures lounge perpetually in the garden at the Norton Simon Museum. The sculpture garden is one of the museum’s most popular features, and is the centerpiece of the several events, like drawing classes, spotlight art talks and outdoor … Continue reading
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Tagged Aristide Maillol, art, events, garden, museum, Norton Simon, outdoors, Pasadena, sculpture, summer
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Have you met the Comtesse?
>>GO KCRW’s resident art critic and one-time teacher at Art Center College of Design, Edward Goldman, went on the air yesterday to introduce an esteemed lady friend to Southern Californians. She is the alluring Comtesse d’ Haussonville — captured for … Continue reading
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Tagged art, Comtesse, Comtesse d' Haussonville, Edward Goldman, exhibition, Ingres, Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres, KCRW, Norton Simon, painting, The Frick
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Weekend guide: Demonic presence, some Serendipity, a semi-permanent rainbow and TRAFFIC!
>>GO FRIDAY, noon-9 p.m. (opening, on display through March 8) “Divine Demons: Wrathful Deities of Buddhist Art,” Norton Simon Museum You won’t want to rub these Buddha bellies. Opening at the Norton Simon Museum is “Divine Demons: Wrathful Deities of … Continue reading
Four Edgar Degas works go on display at Norton Simon in Pasadena
>>GO Four Edgar Degas works that have not been on view in nearly six years are now on display at the Norton Simon Museum, the arts institution’s officials said. The works, two charcoal drawings and two landscapes, went on view … Continue reading