Corliss Cavalieri

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[Corliss Cavalieri @ccavalieri1]

For those of you that like planning super-early, I will be exhibiting in NYC, JANUARY 2024 at Noho M55: 548 West 28th Street, Suite 634, NY NY 10001: Gallery hours, Tues- Sat 11am - 6pm. The exhibit runs from January 9th to the 27th… stay tuned for more details!

[Corliss Cavalieri @ccavalieri1]

@ngadc Hopper

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@ngadc Mark Rothko, Yellow and Blue (Yellow, Blue on Orange), 1955, Carnegie Museum of Art… seems like a title to me 🤷🏻‍♂️

[Dr. Peter Paul Rubens @PP_Rubens]

Annunciation, 1430, with scenes from life of the Virgin below & added bonus Expulsion from Eden slipped in at the side. Because that's why it all had to happen! By Fra Angelico, whose day is today.

[National Gallery of Art @ngadc]

You may meet the love of your life here.

With a few strokes of watercolor, DC artist Alexandra Schmeling painted a special chapter from her love story: one of her first dates at our Sculpture Garden ice rink. “We just celebrated our first anniversary in November.” 🥹

[Diego Rivera @artistrivera]

Portrait of Ramon Gomez de la Serna https://t.co/YqBP53WUI2

[Dr. Peter Paul Rubens @PP_Rubens]

Blackberries. Beautifully painted in 1813 by Raphaelle Peale, who was born on this day in 1774.

[National Gallery of Art @ngadc]

Cuando llegas a la estación dos horas antes de que salga el tren... ⏱️

[Van Gogh Museum @vangoghmuseum]

This animation of ‘Terrace of a Café at Night’ is made by Andrey Zakirzyanov. Thank you for using Vincent’s work to inspire your creativity 👏🤩
🎶 by Andrey Surotdinov #vangoghinspires
🖼️ in the collection of the Kröller Müller Museum.

[Dr. Peter Paul Rubens @PP_Rubens]

After the Bath, 1823: provocative, ingenious trompe l’oeil by Raphaelle Peale, who was born OTD in 1774.

[Dr. Peter Paul Rubens @PP_Rubens]

Infanta Margarita Teresa, drowning in her truly astonishing pink dress, 1665. By Juan Bautista Martinez del Mazo, whose day is today.

[Dr. Peter Paul Rubens @PP_Rubens]

Amazing panorama of the earth's abundance (with a little help from humanity) across seasons of the year, plus a celebration of Janus right in the middle. Thanks to the fertile imagination of Sebastian Vrancx, whose day is today.

[Corliss Cavalieri @ccavalieri1]

@ngadc I want a milkshake …

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@ImFiredUp2 @SpeakerJohnson Go away dude

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@ngadc Is that clement greenberg in the back , also is that a blow-up photo of Rothko’s studio??

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@PeteButtigieg Looks delicious … HAPPY THANKSGIVING to you and yours as well🦃💥🥳❤️

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@ngadc #2 was my grandmothers favorite space …

[Camille Pissarro @artpissarro]

Landscape https://t.co/rNz6XiwCaS

[Corliss Cavalieri @ccavalieri1]

@jerrysaltz “Some old painting” …-and the dribble reads worse after that slight of a remark. I’m pro-AI, seems like a great tool; but, I’ve never read a blurb that has had less of a grasp on an iconic, mysterious painting than this “soncharm” brain-fart.

[Archaeology & Art @archaeologyart]

Ring with figure of seated cat. 18th Dynasty, ca. 1390 BC. Medium: Egyptian faience. Collection: Art Institute of Chicago.

[Corliss Cavalieri @ccavalieri1]

Please see the exhibit, if you stop into the reception say hello!! #55m #noho55 #art #nycexhibit #noho55mgallery