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Did you #GuessTheArtist correctly? Here’s the full view of Vincent van Gogh's "Roadway with Underpass (Le viaduct)" (Asnières, 1887) __ “I am getting well acquainted with nature. I exaggerate, sometimes I make changes in a motif; but for all that, I do not invent the whole picture; on the contrary, I find it all ready in nature, only it must be disentangled.”—Vincent van Gogh. While living in Paris, Van Gogh made frequent excursions to the suburb of Asnières to escape the urban environment and paint in nature before his subject, a method he often advocated to other artists. For this painting, Van Gogh chose the vantage point of a traveler en route from Asnières, which is suggested by a dim glow at the end of the tunnel. The figure dressed in black walking into the darkness midway in the tunnel lends a vague air of forewarning. Learn more about the artist at guggenheim.org/collection. #Guggenheim #GuggenheimCollection #VincentvanGogh #VanGogh

#GuessTheArtist—this artist advocated painting from nature rather than inventing a motif from the imagination. Comment your best guess below and we’ll share the answer by the end of the day. Good luck! #GuggenheimCollection #Guggenheim

“I am more than grateful to live on the same street with the Guggenheim museum. An institution for art lovers ❤️”—Gugg visitor @theamericanfrenchy #FrankLloydWrightFridays __ #Guggenheim #FrankLloydWright #Architecture #NewYorkCity

Severin Roesen ‘Still Life, Flowers, and Fruit’ Oil on Canvas 1848 _ On View National Gallery of Art @ngadc _ In this lush and fanciful image, Severin Roesen has arranged irises, tulips, cabbage roses, bluebells, and dahlias alongside an apple, an orange, half of a lemon, grapes, a pear, a peach, Italian plums, and a tiny stem of red currants. All appear at their height of bloom or ripeness, though this would have been impossible in nature (and they would have decayed before the artist could complete his composition). Given this element of fantasy, and because several motifs repeat throughout Roesen's hundreds of still lifes, scholars speculate that he may have employed some form of stencil or pattern. (Via: @ngadc)

Marc Chagall ‘L'Ecolier’ Gouache on paper laid down on panel 1925 _ Sold at Auction USD 759,000 Via: @christiesinc _ Although primarily known as a painter, he was highly skilled at producing stained glass windows and undertook window commissions in New York, Jerusalem, and across France – all of which can still be seen today.

Now on view! Cai Guo-Qiang (@caistudio), Paul Chan, Jenny Holzer (@jennyholzerstudio), Julie Mehretu, Richard Prince, and Carrie Mae Weems (@carriemaeweems) offer new interpretations of the museum’s modern art collection in "Artistic License: Six Takes on the Guggenheim Collection." See works by Vasily Kandinsky, Agnes Martin, Louise Bourgeois, Piet Mondrian and more collection highlights. Learn more at guggenheim.org/artisticlicense. __ Special thanks to all of our supporters for making #ArtisticLicense possible, including @LavazzaUSA, @BankofAmerica, and The Kate Cassidy Foundation. #Guggenheim

128 of Maurizio Cattelan's works once hung from the @Guggenheim's famous Frank Lloyd Wright rotunda for his retrospective at the museum in 2011.⠀ ⠀ Maurizio Cattelan’s September 2019 exhibition at Blenheim Palace is set to be the artist’s most significant solo show in the UK for 20 years. Follow @blenheimartfoundation for updates on the show.⠀ .⠀ Photograph by Alessandro Ghirelli #guggenheim #mauriziocattelan #mauriziocattelanall #cattelanatblenheim #retrospective #RG @blenheimartfoundation

Alberto Giacometti, Tate Modern, 2017. . . #albertogiacometti #tatemodern #davidzwirner #hauserandwirth #tatemodern #guggenheim #levygorvy #barbicancentre #newtopographics #serpentinegallery #serpetine #londongalleries #whitecubegallery #pacegallery #pacegallerynyc #hauserandwirth #neonsigns #whitecube #whitecubegallery #londongalleries #sothebys #londonauditions #brantfoundation

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