ART | "... but is it ___?" |
ART | "...but is it _____?" |
ART | "A jealous mistress": Emerson |
ART | "A lie that makes us realize truth," per Picasso |
ART | "A veil, rather than a mirror," per Oscar Wilde |
ART | "A work of ___ is a confession": Camus |
ART | "All nature is but ___": Pope |
ART | "But is it ___?" |
ART | "Either plagiarism or revolution," according to Gauguin |
ART | "Either plagiarism or revolution," per Paul Gauguin |
ART | "If the ___ is concealed, it succeeds": Ovid |
ART | "Jeopardy!" host Fleming |
ART | "Life doesn't imitate ___, it imitates bad television": Woody Allen |
ART | "Making something out of nothing and selling it," per Frank Zappa |
ART | "Nature concentrated," per Balzac |
ART | "Not what you see, but what you make others see," per Degas |
ART | "Science made clear": Cocteau |
ART | "The ___ of War" (ancient military text) |
ART | "The lie that enables us to realize the truth": Picasso |
ART | "The only way to run away without leaving home," per Twyla Tharp |
ART | "The proper task of life," per Nietzsche |
ART | "The signature of civilizations," per Beverly Sills |
ART | "What Is ___?" (Tolstoy essay) |
ART | "Wherefore ___ thou Romeo?" |
ART | "Wherefore ___ thou, Romeo?" |
ART | "Wherefore — thou Romeo?" |
ART | "Without ___, the crudeness of reality would make the world unbearable": Shaw |
ART | "___ does not surpass nature, but only brings it to perfection": Cervantes |
ART | "___ hath an enemy called Ignorance": Ben Jonson |
ART | "___ is a jealous mistress": Emerson |
ART | "___ is to console those who are broken by life": Van Gogh |
ART | "___ washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life": Picasso |
ART | 13-Down's output |
ART | 1998 Tony winner for Best Play |
ART | 1998's 69-Across |
ART | 28-Across, e.g. |
ART | 37-Down display |
ART | Andy Warhol's works |
ART | Auction buy |
ART | Auction category |
ART | Bach's "The___of the Fugue" |
ART | Biblical verb |
ART | Busts in a museum, e.g. |
ART | Busts inside a museum |
ART | Canvases |
ART | Canvases, say |
ART | Caricatures and such |
ART | Carney of "The Honeymooners" |
ART | Carney or Garfunkel |
ART | Class for model students? |
ART | Class in which posers are presented |
ART | Class where kids draw and paint |
ART | Class where schoolkids use paint and clay |
ART | Class with crayons |
ART | Class with nude models |
ART | College major |
ART | Columnist Buchwald |
ART | Comic Carney |
ART | Conversation, for some |
ART | Corots, Monets and such |
ART | Craft |
ART | Creative elementary school course |
ART | Creative knack |
ART | Critic's concern |
ART | Cunning |
ART | Curator's concern |
ART | Curator's topic |
ART | Dance, e.g. |
ART | Decoration |
ART | Decorative elements |
ART | Designer's major |
ART | Dexterity |
ART | Domain of 38-Across and 8-Down |
ART | Domain of Minerva |
ART | Duchamp's forte |
ART | Earth's core? |
ART | Elementary class with crayons |
ART | Emerson's "jealous mistress" |
ART | Exhibited things |
ART | Feat of Klee? |
ART | Field for Picasso and Pollock |
ART | Field for Robert Indiana or Georgia O'Keeffe |
ART | Field of 33-Across |
ART | Frame filler |
ART | Framed stuff in museums |
ART | Frick collection |
ART | Gallery contents |
ART | Gallery display |
ART | Gallery fill |
ART | Gallery hangings |
ART | Gallery pieces |
ART | Garfunkel or Buchwald |
ART | Garfunkel who paired with Simon |
ART | Getty Museum displays |
ART | Graffiti, to some |
ART | Guggenheim Museum collection |
ART | Guggenheim Museum display |
ART | Guggenheim display |
ART | Handsome prints? |
ART | Hang it all! |
ART | High school class |
ART | High school class where kids often paint |
ART | High school elective |
ART | Humanities major |
ART | Humorist Buchwald |
ART | Illustrations |
ART | Interior decorator's suggestion |
ART | It may be fine |
ART | It may be framed |
ART | It may hang in a museum |
ART | It might be a bust |
ART | It might be framed |
ART | It's appreciated by 31-Across |
ART | It's framed and then hung |
ART | It's often framed |
ART | It's often left hanging |
ART | Jazz's Pepper or Tatum |
ART | Knack |
ART | Know-how |
ART | Life imitator |
ART | Linkletter who hosted TV's "House Party" |
ART | Louvre affair? |
ART | Louvre display |
ART | Louvre fill |
ART | Magazine department |
ART | Manet's mastery |
ART | Manets and Monets, e.g. |
ART | Mastery |
ART | Matisse output |
ART | Matter of aesthetics |
ART | Met display |
ART | Met offering |
ART | Metropolitan Museum of ___ (New York City attraction) |
ART | Michelangelo's field |
ART | MoMA display |
ART | Mobiles, stabiles, etc. |
ART | Monet supply? |
ART | Monet's mastery |
ART | Mosaic or mural, for example |
ART | Mr. Buchwald |
ART | Mr. Linkletter |
ART | Much of what is auctioned at Sotheby's |
ART | Mural or sculpture |
ART | Murals and such |
ART | Murals and the like |
ART | Murals, e.g. |
ART | Museum collection |
ART | Museum contents |
ART | Museum display |
ART | Museum fill |
ART | Museum focus |
ART | Museum of Contemporary ___, Los Angeles |
ART | Museum of Modern ___ |
ART | Museum piece |
ART | Museum piece or pieces |
ART | Museum pieces |
ART | Museum purchases |
ART | Museum stuff |
ART | Museum subject |
ART | Museum topic |
ART | Museum works |
ART | Museum's purchase |
ART | Music's Garfunkel |
ART | New York's Metropolitan Museum of ___ |
ART | New York's Museum of Modern ___ |
ART | Obsolete form of "to be" |
ART | Oil field? |
ART | Oils and such |
ART | Oils and watercolors |
ART | Oils, busts, etc. |
ART | Oils, say |
ART | Op ___ |
ART | Op or pop |
ART | Painter's goal |
ART | Painting at a gallery, say |
ART | Paintings |
ART | Paintings and prints |
ART | Paintings and sculpture |
ART | Paintings and sculpture, for example |
ART | Paintings and sculptures |
ART | Paintings and sculptures, for example |
ART | Paintings and statues |
ART | Paintings and statues and such |
ART | Paintings and such |
ART | Paintings et al. |
ART | Paintings or sculpture |
ART | Paintings, e.g. |
ART | Paintings, for example |
ART | Paintings, sculpture, etc. |
ART | Paintings, sculptures, etc. |
ART | Part of MOMA |
ART | Pastels and such |
ART | Pastels, e.g. |
ART | Paul's partner, once and again |
ART | Paul's singing partner |
ART | Performance ___ |
ART | Photos or photorealist paintings |
ART | Picasso output |
ART | Picasso's works |
ART | Picassos and Pissarros |
ART | Piece by Matisse |
ART | Pieces displayed in a museum |
ART | Pieces in a museum |
ART | Pop follower |
ART | Pop or Dada |
ART | Pottery and sculpture, for example |
ART | Prints and such |
ART | Prints, pastels and such |
ART | Prints, pastels, paintings, etc. |
ART | Public hanging |
ART | Public hanging? |
ART | Public hangings? |
ART | Quaker verb |
ART | Realm of beauty |
ART | Record-holding N.F.L. receiver _____Monk |
ART | Rembrandt's field |
ART | School class where drawing is taught |
ART | School class where the kids might wear smocks |
ART | School department |
ART | School subject |
ART | Sculpture and murals, e.g. |
ART | Sculpture or mural |
ART | Sculpture or sketch |
ART | Sculptures and oils |
ART | Sculptures and paintings, for example |
ART | Sculptures, paintings, and so on |
ART | See 21-Across |
ART | See 46-Across |
ART | See 4-Down |
ART | See 7-Down |
ART | Serious hang-ups? |
ART | Singer Garfunkel |
ART | Sketches, e.g. |
ART | Skill |
ART | SoHo loft output |
ART | Some hangings |
ART | Something famously impossible to define |
ART | Sotheby's domain |
ART | Sotheby's stock |
ART | Story accompanier |
ART | Studio ___ (college major for a painter, often) |
ART | Subject of a hanging without a trial |
ART | Surprising discovery at the Lascaux cave that's 17,000 years old |
ART | Tate collection |
ART | Technique |
ART | Text enhancer |
ART | The "A" in MoMA |
ART | The "A" of MoMA |
ART | The "her" in Beethoven's question "Who comprehends her?" |
ART | The Museum of Modern ___ |
ART | Trickery |
ART | Trump's "The _____ of the Deal" |
ART | Uffizi contents |
ART | Upscale office décor |
ART | Verb in a question from Juliet |
ART | Verb with "thou" |
ART | Verb with thou |
ART | Wall display at a museum |
ART | What Manet and Monet created |
ART | What Picasso and Rembrandt created |
ART | What Picasso and van Gogh created |
ART | What Rembrandt or Michelangelo created |
ART | What aesthetes appreciate |
ART | What painters and sculptors create |
ART | What some museums feature |
ART | What you'd see at the Louvre |
ART | Wiliness |
ART | With 52-Down, 20's-30's design |
ART | Word before song or glass |
ART | Word with form or film |
ART | Work by Monet or Michelangelo |
ART | Work of ___ |
ART | Work of ___ (sculpture, for example) |
ART | Workmanship |
ART | Works at a museum |
ART | Works by Monet or Manet |
ART | Works hanging in a gallery |
ART | Works in a gallery |
ART | Works on the wall? |
ART | Works on walls, perhaps |
ART | ___ Appreciation (college course) |
ART | ___ Deco |
ART | ___ Deco (architectural style common in Miami Beach) |
ART | ___ Ross Trophy (NHL award for the top scorer in the regular season) |
ART | ___ gallery |
ART | ___ nouveau |
ART | ___ studio |
ART | _____ Deco |