The master of American simplicity
A new exhibit in Boston is dedicated to painter Edward Hopper
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Early film's influence on art
A new exhibit explores the relationship between silent movies and painting
Early Native American Images Still Echo
Paintings Dating Back 400 Years Show How Native Americans Captured The Imagination
When Dogs Paint Masterpieces
Tillie, A Jack Russell Terrier, Is An Extremely Prolific Animal Artist
Richard Gere's Role Of A Lifetime
In "The Hoax" He Stars As Writer Clifford Irving, Who Fooled The Whole Country
Vanessa Redgrave Explores Grief On Stage
The Celebrated Actress Stars In A New Play Based On Joan Didion's Memoir Of Loss
Chuck Close: Contemporary art rock star
A wheelchair hasn't slowed the famed portrait painter
Mo Rocca Yearns For Yesteryear's Oscars
Today, We Know Too Much About Stars To Make Them Special
Picasso's Influence On American Artists
New York's Whitney Museum Is Showing How Pablo Picasso Changed Art In The United States
The story of "White Christmas"
Best-selling song of them all grew popular at start of World War II
The Return Of The Silhouette
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Yusuf Islam Reflects On His Return
Artist Once Known As Cat Stevens Talks About New Album
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More Than 13 Years After Her Death, Hepburn Is As Popular As Ever
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Often Misunderstood And Feared, Monsters Actually Have A Lot In Common With Real People
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