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Ancient Mayan Treasures Still Provoke Troubling Questions
Fundaci
Cache Urn with Deity Head, from Guatemala, Maya, A.D. 250-450.
Can a work of art be independent of the time and culture in which it was created? read more »
Egyptian Queen Won Throne, But Her Steward Steals Show
Senenmut Seated, with Neferure, circa 1479-73 B.C.
A queen who proclaimed herself king is the spectacular subject of a spectacular new exhibition at th read more »
Works of Art in Unusual Places: A Museum in Your Own Kitchen Drawer
Francesco Mosto
Not long before the Museum of Modern Art moved from its makeshift quarters in Queens back to 53rd St read more »
Currently Hanging
A Shot of Classical Calm,Antidote to Picasso Fatigue
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A Shot of Classical Calm, Antidote to Picasso Fatigue
In the mid-1980's, Tom Wolfe predicted that Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) would be knocked from his pede read more »
Crime Blotter
Fruity Get-Up Puts PerpIn the Mood for Crime If an NYPD precinct commander was asked to conjure up h read more »
Jong Redefines 'Sapphic' Along Omnisexual Lines
Sappho's Leap, by Erica Jong. W.W. read more »
The Winter Antiques Szhoosh
New York has always been the epicenter of szhoosh . What's szhoosh? read more »
The Vancouver Solution: What If Microsoft Tried to Flee?
The rumor spread like a computer virus: After months of being battered in the courts, Microsoft had read more »
Post Columnist Enjoys Rudy's New York on Rupert's Dime
Rod Dreher, the New York Post 's movie critic turned conservative news columnist, was pacing the hou read more »
The Gory That Was Greece
It's not surprising that much of the attention focused on the newly refurbished Greek and Roman gall read more »
