Franklin Kelly

Monday 12/03/2007

From the National Gallery of Art, a conversation with curator Franklin Kelly about the life and art of J.M.W. Turner, described as the artist who could most truthfully capture the moods of nature.

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Category: Art and design
Other appearances: December 2007

Franklin Kelly; John Richardson
Books, Art and design
Air Date 12/03/2007
Curator Franklin Kelly on the paintings of J.M.W. Turner; JOhn Richardson shares "A Life of Picasso." 52:49
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Claude Monet Retrospective
Art and design
Air Date 05/29/2007
Experts discuss Claude Monet, the revolution of Impressionism, and a retrospective at the Wildenstein Gallery. 51:01
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Robert Gates
World, Politics
Air Date 05/16/2012
The former defense secretary discusses his new chancellorship, his career in public service, and the Middle East. 54:45
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Elizabeth Barker
Books, Art and design
Air Date 06/22/2001
Elizabeth Barker, a curator at the Metropolitan Museum, talks about poet William Blake. 15:46
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'The Wild Party'
Entertainment
Air Date 05/01/2000
George C. Wolfe, Toni Collette, and Eartha Kitt talk about their play, "The Wild Party." 18:55
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