Along with scenic photographs, this exhibition presents versions of benches, urns, plaques and a sundial that punctuate the site.
The exhibition includes versions of "Little Red Riding Hood" from 1836 to 1896, Little Golden Books from the 1940's to the 70's and vintage editions of the Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew mysteries of the 1960's.
By comparing the exhibition's version of "The Hand of Man" with other versions in the book, you can see Stieglitz working for the iconic image.
The exhibition, a version of which has just opened at the Prado in Madrid, aims to show how lifelike portraits began to be commissioned during the Renaissance to mark key moments in life – childhood, courtship and marriage, old age and death.
Mr. Wallace hopes at some point to sell these paintings, most of which he has acquired since the 1980s for modest sums at Long Island antique stores, yard sales or auctions; hence the current exhibition, a version of which made its debut at his gallery late last year, and the self-published hardcover catalog.
In his new solo exhibition, One Version of Events, on view at Participant Inc. (253 E. Houston in Manhattan) through May 24th, Goldberg focuses loosely on eating and being eaten, this time including more visible brutality than one generally encounters at the salad bar.
The Met exhibition includes both versions.
That night Picasso created a painting for the ICA visitors' book – the original is included in the exhibition – showing three versions of William with spiky wings, hovering like a dragonfly, and perched on twigs in the garden.
Like the Paris exhibition, the Denver version pays tribute only to the work of the master himself.
Each exhibition has a version of the brightly colored linocut based on a 16th-century portrait by Lucas Cranach the Younger.
