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Born #onthisday: Honoré Daumier! Known for satirizing contemporary life thru his art, he painted this work in his 60s and his eyesight had greatly deteriorated; it wasn’t until the end of his life that his work received wide recognition. The Barnes is home to 5 works by Daumier.

For #Womenshistorymonth we're joining @womeninthearts in spotlighting #5womenartists. Today, we’re highlighting PA-born artist Mary Cassatt, known for her portraits and scenes of women in everyday domestic settings, just like this watercolor of a mother and child.

Kick off the new year with creative journeys in music, poetry, and sculpture during @PECOconnect Free First Sunday Family Day on January 5! See our collection, enjoy family activities, and catch the final days of #30Americans.⁠⠀

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#Bornonthisday artist Maurice Denis, who was an important practitioner and theorist of modern French art, associated with Les Nabis + symbolist groups. The next time you’re #seeingthebarnes look for Denis’ painting “Mother and Child” on view in Room 13 of the Collection Gallery.

Opening October 27, our 30-day countdown to #30Americans continues! Drawn from the Rubell Family Collection, this show spotlights many of the most influential African American artists from the past four decades.

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During one of the most conservative periods in its history, America became synonymous with avant-garde art. The 4-session course “Hot Art and Cold War: American Art at Midcentury,” unravels American art during the 1950s and ’60s. Register: https://t.co/chXblyLzuF

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Happy birthday to Honoré Daumier. He was a prolific artist who worked as a painter and sculptor, but is especially well known for his caricatures satirizing and commenting on 19th century French politics and society.

Honoré Daumier. The Painter in Front of His Painting, c. 1870

3/4 Opening February 24, our new exhibition “From Today, Painting Is Dead: Early Photography in Britain and France” is organized by these official academic categories. https://t.co/jHrgVn7TWA

We’re ready to spark your July with classes, tours, concerts, and more all summer long! See what's on: https://t.co/8yao4WxLcX

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🎨 Claude Monet. The Studio Boat, 1876. ©2018 Estate of Claude Monet.
📷 Boathouse Row by N. Hoyt Belcher © @visitphilly

Those who celebrate their birthday between June 21–July 22 (Cancer), might appreciate this pastel by Renoir depicting one figure teasing the other with a crab––a peculiar detail, which speaks to Renoir’s interest in antiquity.

🎨 Pierre-Auguste Renoir. “Two Nudes,” 1897