I started, as so often I do, with keeping a list of consumed culture. This petered out, so I am relying on memory.
2019 was Van Gogh and Rembrandt and Schiele and Munch.
Every year should be Munch year.
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The Art of 2019 — Part One
- 1500s art, 15th century art, 16th century art, 1800s art, 1900s art, 1920s art, 1930s art, 1940s art, 1950s art, 1960s art, 1970s art, 1980s art, 1990s art, 2000s art, 2010s art, abstract art, abstract expressionism, American art, art, art reviews, Austrian art, Austrian painting, Barbican, British art, British painting, British Sculpture, Ceramics, Dutch art, fifteenth century art, French art, French painting, Nineteenth-century art, nineteeth-century art, Norwegian art, Norwegian painting, painting, Polish art, Royal Academy of Arts, Seventeenth century art, Sixteenth century art, Spanish art, Swiss painting, Uncategorized, women artists, women british artists
- art, art photography, art reviews, Eduardo Paolozzi, edvard munch, egon Schiele, Félix Vallotton, gustav klimt, painting, paintings, Paula Rego, Rembrandt, victor willing
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