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4 comments:
Is this from a documentary? If so, what is it called? Thanks! Great blog, by the way.
Yes, it's called "The Mona Lisa Curse." Thanks.
I remembered seeing Robert Hughes in something before, too. After some searching through my "previously viewed" movies on Netflix, I figured it out! It was "Goya: Crazy Like a Genius." That one was good, too. But Netflix doesn't have The Mona Lisa Curse. I will have to look elsewhere! Thanks again. =]
I enjoy visiting your blog! Very interesting and enlightening.
For some further reading I would recommend Robert Hughes Book: Nothing If Not Critical: Selected Essays on Art and Artists
Hopefully there will be more and more people in influential positions to speak out their honest opinion.
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