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NOTES FROM THE ATLAS

The KaceArt Journal.

Read about the changing light of Impressionism, the craft of a print, or the small details that make a painting memorable.

Historical artwork accompanying How to look at a painting
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How to look at a painting

A practical guide to slowing down and seeing more.

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Historical artwork accompanying The story of Impressionism
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The story of Impressionism

From an independent exhibition to a new way of seeing.

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Historical artwork accompanying Women who changed art
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Women who changed art

A wider story of makers, subjects, and institutions.

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Historical artwork accompanying What is a fine art print?
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What is a fine art print?

Understand originals, reproductions, editions, and labels.

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Historical artwork accompanying Japanese prints and modern art
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Japanese prints and modern art

How an art form crossed oceans and changed composition.

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Historical artwork accompanying Color as a language
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Color as a language

Why painters return to hue as a subject in itself.

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Historical artwork accompanying The art of the everyday
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The art of the everyday

How ordinary rooms and streets became major subjects.

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Historical artwork accompanying Art and the natural world
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Art and the natural world

Landscape as beauty, memory, and contested history.

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Historical artwork accompanying From portrait to self-portrait
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From portrait to self-portrait

The face as a space for image making and identity.

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Historical artwork accompanying A brief guide to art movements
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A brief guide to art movements

Use movement names as maps, then follow the artists beyond them.

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