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One of the greatest coincidences in 20thC art

Richard Estes, Michigan Avenue With View of the Art Institute, 1984. Collection of the Art Institute of Chicago. Robert Bechtle, Yucca, 1973. Collection of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Estes and Bechtle, arguably the top two realist painters of the post-war period, were born on the same day: May 14, 1932. Happy 80th, gents!
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San Francisco Museum of Modern Art presents Richard Aldrich's First Solo Museum Show

Arts : Artdaily (last year)

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Kimbell Art Museum announces first ever loan of 20th century works from the Art Institute of Chicago

Arts : Artdaily (5 months ago)

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First-ever retrospective of Richard Serra's drawings on view at San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

Arts : Artdaily (2 years ago)

SAN FRANCISCO, CA.- Richard Serra's large-scale steel sculptures have made him a crucial figure in contemporary art, but his work also takes another striking, lesser-known form: drawing. On view at the San Francisco Museum of Modern... Read Post


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