Fort Worth Museum of Modern Art.
David Bates is a good artist. He lives in Dallas and paints along the Gulf Coast.
I think it interesting this David Bates in Dallas with Susan Rothenberg.
Kimball Art Museum.
They say this is a Michaelangelo, painted by the artist at age 13.
An amazing Mantegna.
Interesting to see a genre painting of workers in Renaissance High style.
Very Stylish eyewear. By Murillo.
A great Valazquez.
Great Goya.
Strange Gauguin looking like Van Gogh.
Also nice Delacroix. I like how the figures float like a little Frank Stella abstraction.
A very interesting Monet. (See Bazille painting below.)
I like the lines in these Mosaics.
Ammon Carter Art Museum.
This a Grant Wood.
A much earlier American painting-- looking like Picasso.
One of the best Doves, I think. Another nice one in Columbus, Ohio this reminded me of.
http://bottsmuseum.blogspot.com/2008/05/columbus-museum-of-art.html
Hartley and Davis in New Mexico.
Dallas Art Museum.
Love the scale of this late Picasso.
A big surprise, I've never seen this Sisley very close to Vuillard, and Bonnard-- into Fairfield Porter--
The light makes a level of realism, which a number of American artists then realize.
Funny painting, see snake in corner. I think they used this painting for a Nacona Boot advertisement.
Crazy Moses Soyer. Wonderful hand composition in the corner. He would have thought this out without photography, probably through sketches.
High Museum. Atlanta
Cecelia Beaux.
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I'd like to go and paint this. The island of Capri.
Bazille died before he got going but was Monet's friend and this is really a nice one, compare to the Monet above.
Another odd Monet.
Mississippi State Art Museum.
Was the thing I liked in the Mississippi Museum-- that made the trip worthwhile.
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