
Pictures at an Exhibition
Mussorgsky wrote it for piano after a memorial show of a friend's drawings, and several of the pictures it describes have since been lost.

Mussorgsky wrote it for piano after a memorial show of a friend's drawings, and several of the pictures it describes have since been lost.

Three men want Bathsheba Everdene, who runs her own farm: a shepherd, a neighbor she unhinges with a joke valentine, and a soldier. Hardy stages a storm you will not forget.

Manet painted this beside Monet at Argenteuil and let the blue water climb all the way to the top edge of the canvas.

A woman slumped back on a sofa, and Degas reads the whole state of mind off the slope of her shoulders.