Corot show at Wildenstein surveys a solitary master of quiet revolution
The Wildenstein exhibition of Corot, at 19 East 64th Street, presents a serene painter whose work remains detached from 19th century art upheavals yet foreshadows Cubism and Impressionism. The review notes his independent eye, lack of declared theories, and the subtle proto cubist and proto impressionist elements in works like Isola Tiberina painted about 1826. The show closes December 6.
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Modlin to Speak on What Makes the Criminal Mind Tick
Dr Herbert C Modlin a psychiatrist with 25 years of U S and Canada experience will address the Collins Technical Association Tuesday on What Makes the Criminal Mind Tick The meeting at Armar ballroom features a social hour at 7 and program at 8 Tickets are 4 per couple and the event is ladies night
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Armar Ballroom
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