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Manet / Degas
Edgar Degas Femme sur une terrasse, Detail | 1857-58 (retravaillé vers 1866-1868?). Image courtesy Service press/Musée d’Orsay

Manet / Degas

An exhibition, now at the Met, about a complex friendship that ends (sort of) with Manet’s death and Degas’s blindness

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Articles, films, oral histories, publications, and exhibitions featuring artists with vision loss due to macular degeneration.

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From the Archives: How Lennart Anderson Made a Late Masterpiece

Lennart Anderson

From the Archives: How Lennart Anderson Made a Late Masterpiece

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