mlobelart.bsky.social
Professor of Art History, Hunter College & CUNY Graduate Center. I look at things and then write about them. Author of Van Gogh and the End of Nature, from Yale University Press: https://yalebooks.yale.edu/book/9780300274363/van-g
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I genuinely think he overworked his paintings, instead of going with his instincts, which imo were mostly good. His sketches, his small studies are mostly quite interesting, while his finished works have that original idea buried way too deep. Apart from "the umbrellas", which I think still works.
Show PostThis dog is the only reason to think Renoir is kind of OK at best.
Show PostNo! Hold your ground, Michael. No conceding Renoir anything (except the dog).
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