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- 17,000-year-old find in France's Lascaux cave
- 1980s avant-garde synth band ___ of Noise
- 1998 Tony winner for Best Play
- 1998 Tony-winning comedy
- 1998 Tony-winning play about a painting
- 1998 Tony-winning play
- 20s/30s furnishing style, ... Deco
- __ Deco
- __ form
- __ nouveau
- __ show
- __ Vandelay, recurring fake "Seinfeld" character who turns out to be a real judge in the final episode
- ___ Appreciation (college course)
- ___ Basel
- "___ begins with resistance - at the point where resistance is overcome" (Andre Gide)
- ___ Deco (architectural style common in Miami Beach)
- ___ Deco (architectural style)
- ___ Deco
- "___ does not surpass nature, but only brings it to perfection": Cervantes
- ___ gallery (place to buy paintings)
- ___ gallery
- ___ Garfunkel
- "___ hath an enemy called Ignorance": Ben Jonson
- ___ history (certain college major)
- ___ history (college major)
- ___ Institute of Chicago (home of over 30 Monet paintings)
- ___ Institute of Chicago (museum with over 30 Monet paintings)
- "___ is a jealous mistress": Emerson
- "___ is both the taking and giving of beauty" (Ansel Adams)
- "___ is I: Science is We": C. Bernard
- "___ is long . . . ": Longfellow
- "___ is long . . . "
- "___ is never finished, only abandoned": Leonardo da Vinci
- "___ is to console those who are broken by life": Van Gogh
- ___ & Literacy (brown category in Trivial Pursuit)
- ___ lovers.
- ___ nouveau
- ___ of Noise
- ___ Ross Trophy (NHL award for the top scorer in the regular season)
- ___ studio
- ___ therapy
- ___ Vandelay (George Costanza pseudonym)
- "An attempt to bring order out of chaos," per Sondheim
- Barnes Foundation pieces
- An investment, perhaps
- "___ washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life": Picasso
- Ancient Iranian
- ____ deco
- ____ Irwin ( Canuck baseball glove inventor)
- _____ Deco
- Andrew Mellon collection
- Basquiat made it
- Andy Warhol's works
- Another high school course
- "A jealous mistress": Emerson
- A kind of gallery
- "A lie that makes us realize truth," according to Picasso
- "A lie that makes us realize truth," per Picasso
- "A lie that makes us realize truth": Picasso
- "A mystery," to e.e. cummings
- "A powerful current that carries a man to a haven," per van Gogh
- "Anything you can get away with": Marshall McLuhan
- "A revolt against fate" per André Malraux
- "A veil, rather than a mirror," per Oscar Wilde
- "A work of ___ is a confession": Camus
- Apt name for a painter
- Apt word within "cartooning"
- Archaic verb
- "Are," centuries ago
- Are, earlier
- Accompaniment for copy
- Berenson's subject
- Act of creation
- Arp's field
- Best Play the year "The Lion King" won Best Musical
- Actor Carney
- Arthur, for short
- Arthur, to friends
- Artist's output
- Biblical verb
- Ashcan School output
- Ad agency department
- Atelier occupant's output
- Atelier output
- Auction buy
- Auction category
- Auction items, often
- Auction merchandise, sometimes
- Auction offerings
- Auction pieces, often
- Auctioned pieces
- Aesthete's interest
- Aesthete's love
- Aesthetic expression
- Aesthetic pursuit
- Author Buchwald
- Avocation for busy statesmen.
- Blakey of jazz
- Blakey or Buchwald
- Blakey or Tatum
- "All __ is but imitation of nature": Seneca
- "All ___ is a kind of confession, more or less oblique": James Baldwin
- "All ___ is autobiographical": Fellini
- "All nature is but ___": Pope
- Allan Sapp forte
- Allen Sapp creation
- Body __
- Ballet, basketry et al.
- Ballet, e.g.
- Bonsai, for one
- Bonsai or origami
- Book illustrations
- Bookstore section
- "Bang Bang Rock and Roll" ___ Brut
- Fourth word of the Lord's Prayer
- Installation, e.g.
- Installation material
- Installation, say
- Grade school class that may include clay and finger paint
- Institute of Musical __ (Juilliard's original name)
- Bosch product
- Comic actor Carney
- Graffiti, to some sensibilities
- Graffiti, to some
- Comic Carney
- Frame filler
- Frame works?
- Frame works
- Framed stuff in museums
- Framed stuff
- Framed work
- Framed works
- Framework?
- Frameworks?
- Comical columnist Buchwald
- Interior decorator's concern
- Interior decorator's suggestion
- Grandma Moses' field.
- Grant Wood work
- Graphic creation
- Graphic creations
- Graphic display
- Interpretive dance, e.g.
- Graphic work
- Graphics
- Freer display at D.C.
- Freer display
- Freer Gallery display
- Freer offering
- Freer's collection.
- Duveen's specialty.
- Intriguing discovery in a cave
- Dealmaking, some say
- Hobby Winnie and Ike share.
- Investment, for some
- Hockey's ___ Ross Trophy
- Branch of learning
- Certain collectibles
- Deco preceder
- Decoration
- Decorative elements
- Decorative material
- Frick collection
- Frick content
- Frida Kahlo's field
- Certain hangings
- Decorator's concern
- Decorator's purchase
- Fridge decoration
- Certain high school class
- Earth's core?
- Easel display
- Fauvists' forte
- Deer Tick "___ Isn't Real (City of Sin)"
- Griffith or Eggleton
- Feat of Klee?
- Degas display, e.g.
- Composing, e.g.
- Composing, for one
- Chagall's forte
- Group of Seven milieu
- Homers, e.g.
- It belongs in a museum
- It can be a bust
- It can be kinetic
- Depiction of the beautiful
- Eggleton, for one
- Eggleton or Erickson, among friends
- Eggleton or Linkletter
- Eggleton or Meighen, familiarly
- Eggleton, to friends
- Charcoal pieces, e.g.
- Charcoals and such
- Guggenheim display
- Guggenheim holdings
- Guggenheim Museum collection
- Guggenheim Museum display
- Guggenheim offering
- Guggenheim procurement
- Guggenheim stuff
- Guile
- It "enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time": Merton
- Hoppers, e.g.
- It hangs around in some impressive buildings
- It hangs around museums
- It hangs in the Louvre
- "Either plagiarism or revolution," according to Gauguin
- "Either plagiarism or revolution," per Gauguin
- "Either plagiarism or revolution," per Paul Gauguin
- "Either plagiarism or revolution," to Gauguin
- Connoisseur's collection
- Designer's major
- It is "either plagiarism or revolution," per Paul Gauguin
- Elective course
- Gainsborough's forte
- It "lives from constraints and dies from freedom," per Leonardo da Vinci
- Field for Picasso and Pollock
- Field for Robert Indiana or Georgia O'Keeffe
- Gallery acquisitions
- Constructing crossword puzzles, arguably
- Gallery collection
- Gallery contents
- Gallery display
- Gallery draw
- It may be a bust
- Gallery exhibit
- Gallery exhibits
- Gallery fare
- Gallery feature
- Gallery fill
- Gallery filler
- Host Linkletter
- Gallery focus
- Gallery hanging
- Gallery hangings
- Gallery inventory
- Gallery objects
- Gallery offering
- Gallery opening?
- Gallery pieces
- Gallery showing
- Gallery sight
- Gallery stuff
- Gallery wares
- Gallery work
- Gallery works
- Gallerygoer's love
- Galsworthy's "universal refreshment"
- It may be fine or lively
- It may be fine
- It may be framed
- Elementary class with crayons
- Elementary school class that might involve finger painting
- Elementary school class where students do clay modeling
- Elementary school class
- It may be hung
- It may be kinetic or abstract
- It may be modern or fine
- It may be modern
- It may be put on a pedestal
- Hotel lobby display
- Hotel lobby hangings
- It may be there for its own sake
- It may exist for its own sake
- It may get framed and then hung
- It may hang in a museum
- Dexterity
- Brushwork?
- It might be a bust
- Conversation, for some
- Buchwald
- Buchwald or Carney
- Buchwald or Garfunkel
- Buchwald or Linkletter
- It might be fine and great at the same time
- It might be fine
- It might be framed
- Film, literature, dance, etc., collectively
- Film or song preceder
- Film preceder
- Garfunkel
- Garfunkel or Blakey
- Garfunkel or Buchwald
- Garfunkel or Carney
- Garfunkel or Linkletter
- Garfunkel who paired with Simon
- "How Great Thou ___"
- ''How Great Thou ___''
- It might imitate life
- Emerson's ''jealous mistress''
- Emerson's "jealous mistress"
- Emily Carr domain
- It "should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable," according to a saying
- "Fine" creations
- Fine endeavor?
- Fine or folk follower
- Fine print, say
- Fine subject
- "Fine" subject
- Fine work
- "Fine" works
- Finesse
- Finger painting, e.g.
- Finger painting, for example
- Corcoran offering in Washington, D.C.
- Corcoran offering
- Handicraft
- Handiwork
- Dilettante's love
- Handsome prints?
- Humanities major
- Humanities subject
- Corots, Monets and such
- Hang it all!
- Humorist Buchwald
- Hanging décor
- Hanging display
- Hangings seen by millions
- Corregio creations
- Diplomacy, e.g.
- It's a bust, maybe
- It's at the Getty Museum
- It's been framed!
- Bust, maybe
- Busts and such
- Busts, e.g.
- Busts in a museum, e.g.
- Busts inside a museum
- Busts inside a museum?
- Busts, oils, etc.
- Busts, perhaps
- Busts, prints, etc.
- "... but is it ___?"
- "But is it ___?"
- "...but is it ___?"
- ''... but is it ___?''
- "...but is it _____?"
- Its definition is often debated
- Discipline
- First verb in the Lord's Prayer
- It's for its own sake, per the MGM motto
- It's framed and then hung
- Cinematics, e.g.
- It's hung with care
- It's in five places in this puzzle
- Engraving, for one
- It's longer than life
- It's "not what you see, but what you make others see": Degas
- Display at the Getty
- Display at the Louvre
- Display at the Met
- Display for some galleries
- It's often framed
- Display on museum walls
- Display on the wall
- It's often left hanging
- Displays on the wall
- Displays on walls
- Its purpose is "washing the dust of daily life off our souls," according to Picasso
- It's sometimes a bust
- Getty collection
- Getty display
- Getty feature
- Getty Museum displays
- Getty Museum pieces
- Getty Museum purchase
- Getty oil, e.g.
- "If ___ reflects life, it does so with special mirrors": Brecht
- If it's a bust, it still may qualify as this
- If it's a bust, it still qualifies as this
- "If the ___ is concealed, it succeeds": Ovid
- Craft
- Craft's relative
- Craftsmanship
- Fleming or Garfunkel
- J. S. Copley's forte
- Class during which a kindergartner might finger-paint
- Class for creative sorts
- Class for model students?
- Class in which posers are presented
- Class that will teach you how to put things in perspective
- Class where kids draw and paint
- Class where schoolkids use paint and clay
- Class where you can work on your figures
- Class where you'll gain perspective
- Class with a studio
- Class with clay
- Class with crayons
- Class with models
- Class with smocks
- Calligraphy, e.g.
- Calligraphy, for one
- Jackie's co-star
- Jackie's costar
- Jackie's partner, on classic TV
- Creation
- Creation of a painter or sculptor
- Creations of sculptors and painters
- Illustration
- Illustrations
- Creative class
- Illustrative material
- Creative course
- Creative creation
- Creative effort
- Creative elementary school course
- Creative endeavor
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- Creative knack
- Creative major
- Creative material
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- Creative skill
- Creative talent
- Creative technique
- Creative work
- Creative works
- Camp activity
- Esthete's interest
- Esthetic pursuit
- James or Fleming
- Etching, e.g.
- Etchings and such
- Etchings et al.
- Etchings, for example
- Imitates life?
- "Imitation of nature."
- Imitator of life, it's said
- Canaday's subject
- He was Ed to Jackie's Ralph
- He was Tom to Paul's Jerry
- Cleverness
- Jasper Johns' field
- Critic's concern
- Critic's topic
- Jazz drummer Blakey
- Focus for some collectors
- Jazz great Blakey, Pepper, or Tatum
- Clip ___
- Focus of some exhibits
- Clip or cave follower
- Clip or pop follower
- Jazz pianist Tatum
- Glassblowing, e.g.
- Canniness
- Jazz's Pepper or Tatum
- "Jealous mistress," to Emerson
- Crossword constructing, e.g. (no, really!)
- Crossword construction, e.g.
- Canvases, say
- Jenny Holzer or Matthew Barney outpuT
- "Jeopardy!" host Fleming
- Crystal Bridges asset
- Co-star of Jackie on "The Honeymooners"
- Heist target, sometimes
- Helen Frankenthaler's forte
- Joe Strummer "Rock ___ and the X-Ray Style"
- Joe Stummer "Rock ___ & the X-Ray Style"
- Cultural field
- Cultural hang-up?
- Cultural hang-ups?
- Exhibit found in this puzzle's four longest answers
- Exhibit material
- Cultural work
- Exhibit stuff
- Exhibit stuff?
- Exhibit subject
- Exhibited matter
- Exhibited things
- Exhibition offering
- Exhibition stuff
- Exhibits at an exhibition
- Cunning or finesse
- Cunning
- Curator's canvases
- Curator's charges
- Curator's collection
- Curator's concern
- Curator's expertise
- Curator's focus
- Curator's hang-ups
- Curator's stuff
- Curator's topic
- Expensive pictures
- Caricatures and such
- Caricatures, e.g.
- Expertise
- Forger's area of expertise
- Carney
- Carney of "The Honeymooners"
- Carney or Buchwald
- Carney or Garfunkel
- Carney or Linkletter
- Carney or Tatum
- Expressive activity
- Expressive creation
- Carr creations
- Carr milieu
- Carr or Thomson creation
- Carr output
- Hermitage collection
- Hermitage holdings
- Carr's milieu
- Collage, e.g.
- Collages and such
- Collages, e.g.
- Collages, for instance
- Dramaturgy, for one
- Dramaturgy is one
- Drawing class
- "Drawing is the honesty of the ___. There is no possibility of cheating. It is either good or bad.": Dalí
- Drawing room subject
- Collection of the rich
- Collector's collection, perhaps
- Collector's collection
- Good name for a painter
- Cartoonist Spiegelman
- Former "Jeopardy!" host Fleming
- Carvings and such
- Carvings, e.g.
- College major
- Jujitsu, e.g.
- Dadaist's field
- Dadaist's interest
- Dali display, say
- Ingenuity
- High school class
- High school class where kids often paint
- High-school class
- High school course
- High school elective
- Dance, e.g.
- Dance is one
- Dance or music, e.g.
- Forte of Joseph Turner
- Columnist Buchwald
- Kandinsky's output
- Goya's field
- Mosaic or mural, for example
- Mosaics, e.g.
- Mosaics, for instance
- Text enhancer
- Tony-winning play of 1998
- Still life, e.g.
- "Not what you see, but what you make others see," per Degas
- Origami, e.g.
- Serious hang-ups?
- Prowess
- SoHo loft output
- Valuable collection, for some
- Manet works
- Manets and Monets, e.g.
- Manet's forte
- Manet's mastery
- Van Gogh Museum display
- Van Gogh's field
- Van Gogh's forte
- Oscar winner Carney
- Public hanging?
- Public hanging
- Public hangings?
- Pitti Palace attraction
- Manly ___ of self-defense
- Man's nickname.
- Man's nickname
- Notoriously hard thing to define
- Some auction offerings
- "The ___ of Cross-Examination" (1903 Francis L. Wellman book)
- Topiary or origami
- "The ___ of Loving"
- Topic of an Emerson essay
- "The ___ of the Deal" (Donald Trump book)
- "The ___ of the Deal"
- "The ___ of War" (ancient military text)
- "The ___ of War"
- "Our Father, who ___ in heaven . . ."
- Some busts
- Topping for some lattes
- "Wherefore __ thou Romeo?"
- ''Wherefore __ thou Romeo?''
- "Wherefore ___ thou ... "
- ". . . wherefore ___ thou . . ."
- "... wherefore ___ thou"
- ''Wherefore ___ thou . . .''
- "Wherefore ___ thou ..."
- "Wherefore ___ thou . . ."
- "... wherefore ___ thou Romeo?"
- ". . . wherefore ___ thou Romeo?"
- " ... wherefore ___ thou Romeo?"
- "Wherefore ___ thou, Romeo?"
- "Wherefore ___ thou Romeo?"
- ''. . . wherefore ___ thou''
- 'Wherefore -- thou Romeo?'
- "Wherefore --- thou ..."
- The "A" in MoMA
- The "A" of MoMA
- Story accompanier
- Some costly hangings
- Many auction items
- Whistler's field
- Some exhibited work
- Verb for Juliet
- Verb for thou
- Verb in a question from Juliet
- Verb in the first line of "The Lord's Prayer"
- Output from Lichtenstein
- Verb with "thou"
- Verb with thou, perhaps
- Verb with thou, sometimes
- Verb with thou
- Some hang-ups
- Some hangings
- Kimberly Drew's field
- Marbles in museums
- Some installations
- Some is fine
- Shakespearean verb
- "The child of Nature," per Longfellow
- "Robust ___ alone is eternal": Gautier
- Shamsky of the Amazin' Mets
- Shamsky of the Miracle Mets
- "The creation of beauty is __": Emerson
- "The creation of beauty," per Ralph Waldo Emerson
- Kind of deco
- Rock star's gallery display
- Mr. Buchwald
- Mr. Carney
- Rockers __ Brut
- Mr. Garfunkel
- Kind of gallery
- Mr. Linkletter
- "The Earth without ___ is just 'eh'"
- "The elimination of the unnecessary," per Picasso
- "O Brother, Where ___ Thou?"
- Some public hangings
- "The enemy of ___ is the absence of limitations": Orson Welles
- Shaw's "magic mirror"
- Rodins, Monets and such
- Some Sotheby's offerings
- Wile
- Wiliness
- Object of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum heist
- Objects of appreciation?
- Objet d'__
- Much graffiti
- William Corcoran endowment
- Much of what is auctioned at Sotheby's
- Studio ___ (college major for a painter, often)
- Studio output
- Study field
- Obsolete form of "to be"
- The "her" in Beethoven's question "Who comprehends her?"
- Stuff in a museum
- Stuff left hanging?
- Somerset House display
- Play centered around a completely white canvas
- Quaker verb
- Something famously impossible to define
- Something off the wall?
- Painter's creation
- Painter's output
- "Romeo, Romeo, wherefore ___ thou Romeo?"
- Painter's work
- Painting, e.g.
- Mural, for example
- Mural or sculpture
- Mural or statue
- Murals and mobiles
- Murals and such
- Murals and the like
- Painting or photography
- Painting or sculpture
- Murals, e.g.
- Painting or scultpure
- Murals or sculptures
- Murals, sculptures, etc.
- Painting, sculpture and the like
- Painting & sculpture
- Paintings
- Paintings and prints
- Paintings and sculpture, for example
- Paintings and sculpture
- Paintings and sculptures, for example
- Paintings and sculptures
- Paintings and statues and such
- Paintings and statues
- Paintings and such
- Paintings, e.g.
- Paintings et al.
- Paintings, etchings, etc.
- Paintings, for example
- Paintings or sculpture
- Paintings, sculpture and the like
- Paintings, sculpture, etc.
- Paintings & sculpture
- Paintings, sculptures and such
- Paintings, sculptures, etc.
- "The lie that enables us to realize the truth," according to Picasso
- "The lie that enables us to realize the truth": Picasso
- Masterpiece in a museum
- Masterpiece, work of ...
- Masterpieces in a museum
- Oeuvre in the Louvre
- Mastery in works of taste
- Mastery
- Musée d'Orsay display
- Muse's concern
- Museum acquisition
- Museum acquisitions
- Museum attraction
- Museum collection
- Museum contents, often
- Museum contents
- Museum display on walls
- Museum display
- Subject of a hanging without a trial
- Museum draw
- Museum exhibit
- Museum fare
- Museum feature
- Museum fill
- Museum filler
- Museum focus
- Museum hangings
- Museum holdings
- Museum of Contemporary ___, Los Angeles
- Museum of Modern ___
- Museum offering
- Museum opening?
- Museum piece, often
- Museum piece or pieces
- Museum piece
- Museum pieces
- Museum purchases
- Museum showing
- Museum stuff
- Museum subject
- Museum topic
- Museum works
- Museum's collection
- Museum's offering
- Museum's purchase
- Queens of the Stone Age "The Lost ___ of Keeping a Secret"
- "Of all lies, __ is the least untrue": Flaubert
- Subject of many a coffee table book
- Subject of much patronage
- Music, e.g.
- Music, for many
- Music, for one
- Sometimes it's a bust
- Visual communication
- Visual creation
- Visual creations
- Music is a form of it
- Music or dance, e.g.
- Music or painting
- Music or sculpture
- Klee output
- Klee pieces
- Klee's forte
- Klee's output
- Klee's work
- Subject with many projects
- Knack
- The Museum of Modern ___
- Matisse's field
- Matisse's mastery
- Matisse's pieces
- Matter of aesthetics
- Song or dance, e.g.
- Song or dance
- "The one way possible of speaking truth": Browning
- "The only serious thing in the world," per Oscar Wilde
- "The only way to run away without leaving home," according to Twyla Tharp
- "The only way to run away without leaving home," per Twyla Tharp
- Know-how
- Music's Garfunkel
- Offering at the Uffizi
- Line or lost follower
- "The proper task of life," according to Nietzsche
- "The proper task of life," per Nietzsche
- "The proper task of life," to Nietzsche
- Trickery
- Linkletter
- Linkletter or Buchwald
- Linkletter or Carney
- Linkletter or Garfunkel, e.g.
- Linkletter who hosted TV's "House Party"
- Often-framed work
- "Paris Street, Rainy Day," e.g.
- Poetic verb
- Sotheby's domain
- Sotheby's showing
- Sotheby's stock
- Poetry or painting
- Rubens's métier
- The "she" in Oscar Wilde's "She is a veil, rather than a mirror"
- "The signature of civilizations": Beverly Sills
- "The signature of civilizations," per Beverly Sills
- "Without ___, the crudeness of reality would make the world unbearable": Shaw
- "Without tradition, ___ is a flock of sheep without a shepherd": Winston Churchill
- Oil field?
- Without which earth is just "eh"?
- Oil on a wall, for example
- "The supreme ___ of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting": Sun Tzu
- Oils and etchings
- Oils and pastels
- Oils and such
- Oils and watercolors
- Oils, busts, etc.
- Oils, e.g.
- Oils, etc.
- Oils, for instance
- Oils, say
- Trompe l'oeil, e.g.
- "The taking and giving of beauty," per Ansel Adams
- O'Keeffe's forte
- Wall adornment
- Wall décor
- Wall display at a museum
- Wall hanging
- Wall hangings
- "The triumph over chaos," to Cheever
- Show piece
- Lithographs and etchings
- Summer camp activity
- Pollack piece
- Old master's mastery
- Livener of an empty wall
- Part of LACMA
- Part of MOMA
- Pop __
- "Pop" and "op" follower
- Pop and op follower
- Pop follower
- Pop or abstract, e.g.
- Pop or Dada
- Pop or modern
- Pop or op follower
- Landscape, e.g.
- National Gallery attraction
- Ravens owner Modell
- "Nature concentrated," per Balzac
- "Nature is the ___ of God": Dante
- Met acquisition
- Met display
- Met displays
- Met filler
- On "Self Portrait" Dylan did his own cover this
- Met murals, e.g.
- Met offering
- Portrait, for example
- Portrait or landscape
- Portrait or sculpture
- Portraits, e.g.
- Metropolitan Museum of ___ (New York City attraction)
- Metropolitan Museum of ___ (New York City gallery)
- Pastels and such
- Pastels, e.g.
- Pastime for Carney
- Realm of beauty
- Michelangelo's field
- Latte image
- Latte topper, perhaps
- Paul Simon partner Garfunkel
- Paul's '60s-'70s singing partner
- Paul's harmonizing partner
- Paul's partner, for a time
- Paul's partner in song
- Paul's partner, once and again
- Paul's partner
- Paul's singing partner
- Pottery and sculpture, for example
- Lord's Prayer verb
- Record-holding N.F.L. receiver _____Monk
- Lost __
- Lost ___
- Lots at some auctions
- Prado display
- Prado pieces
- Prado works
- Louvre affair?
- Louvre collection
- Louvre contents
- Louvre display
- Louvre exhibit
- Louvre exhibits, collectively
- Louvre fill
- Louvre filler
- Louvre item
- Louvre lure
- Louvre oeuvre
- Louvre piece
- New York's Metropolitan Museum of ___
- New York's Museum of Modern ___
- One of the humanities
- Newspaper department
- Lucky cave find
- Legacy of Aaron Douglas
- Legal hangings?
- Miro image, e.g.
- Miro, Miro on the wall?
- Miro, Miro on the wall
- Miró on the wall
- Performance ___
- Legendary Linkletter
- M. Rouault's field.
- Rembrandt's field
- Rembrandts
- LeRoy Neiman's realm
- Renaissance cradle city
- Mobile, for instance
- Mobiles and murals, e.g.
- Mobiles and murals, for example
- Mobiles and murals
- Mobiles, e.g.
- Mobiles, for instance
- Mobiles, say
- Mobiles, stabiles, etc.
- Renoir output
- Renoir works
- Renoirs and Rembrandts
- Renoir's forte
- Renoir's skill
- Renoir's work
- Renwick Gallery fare
- Modern ___
- Modern hang-ups?
- Modern hangings
- Magazine department
- Magazine illustrations
- Onetime singing partner of Paul
- Prime Minister Meighen, familiarly
- Magritte's field
- MoMA display
- MOMA offering
- MoMA part
- MoMA's A
- Mondrian's forte
- Mondrians, say
- Monet supply
- Monet supply?
- Monet work
- Monet works
- Monet's forte
- Monet's mastery
- Op ___
- Monet's "Water Lilies," e.g.
- Monet's ''Water Lilies,'' e.g.
- Monet's work
- Prints and paintings
- Prints and such
- Prints, e.g.
- Prints, paintings and pastels
- Prints, pastels and such
- Prints, pastels, etc.
- Prints, pastels, paintings, etc.
- Prints
- Op or pop follower
- Op or Pop
- Lichtenstein's field
- Lichtenstein's forte
- "Life doesn't imitate ___, it imitates bad television": Woody Allen
- Life imitator
- Photographs, paintings, etc.
- Photos or photorealist paintings
- Photos, paintings, sculpture, etc.
- Pianist Tatum
- Picasso output
- Picasso piece
- Picasso work
- Picassos and Pissarros
- Picasso's creation
- Picassos, e.g.
- Picasso's field
- Picasso's forte
- Picasso's mastery
- Picasso's output
- Picasso's works
- Pictures and such
- Pictures on the wall
- Piece by Matisse
- More of an ___ than a science
- Piece of Pollock?
- Pieces displayed in a museum
- Pieces in a museum
- "Making something out of nothing and selling it," per Frank Zappa
- Trump's "The ___ of the Deal"
- Trump's "The _____ of the Deal"
- Wood work, e.g.?
- Wares at some fairs
- Warhol's field
- Warhol's forte
- Warhol's work
- Warhol's works
- Word after clip or martial
- Word after clip or pop
- Word after "concept" or "conceptual"
- Word after latte or lost
- Word after "op" or "pop"
- Word after op or pop
- Word after "performance" or "latte"
- Word before glass or house
- Word before or after "thou"
- Word before or after thou
- Word before song or glass
- Significant creations
- Watercolor work
- TV personality Linkletter
- Watteau work
- Surprising discovery at the Lascaux cave that's 17,000 years old
- TV's Baker
- Word with ''clip'' or ''martial''
- Word with collection or class
- Word with "collection" or "class"
- Word with "collection" or "critic"
- TV's Linkletter
- Special skill
- Special talent
- Word with film or director
- Word with fine or line
- Word with form or film
- Word with form or supplies
- Word with modern or cave
- Word with "nouveau" or "deco"
- Word with op or pop
- Word with "op" or "pop"
- Word with "pop" or "folk"
- Word with pop or folk
- Word with pop or op
- Singer, ... Garfunkel
- Singer Garfunkel
- Word with rock or song
- Web designer's major, often
- Sapp creations
- Sapp milieu
- Sapp's source of fame
- Type of collection or class
- Work by Monet or Michelangelo
- Work in a museum
- Work in a studio
- Work in frames
- Work in oil
- Work of ___ (painting or sculpture)
- Work of ___ (sculpture, for example)
- Work of ___
- Work of Georgia O’Keeffe.
- Work on a wall
- Work on a wall, maybe
- Work on a wall?
- Type of studio
- Type of works?
- Workmanship
- Works at a gallery
- Works at a museum
- Works at an exhibit
- Works at the Getty
- Works at the Whitney
- Works by Dalí and Picasso
- Works by Monet and Renoir
- Works by Monet or Manet
- Works by Rembrandt and Renoir
- Works hanging in a gallery
- Works in a gallery
- Works in a museum
- Works in a salon
- Works in a studio
- Works in an atelier
- Works in frames
- Works in the Prado
- Works on a wall?
- Works on a wall
- Works on the wall
- Works on the wall?
- Works on walls?
- Works on walls, perhaps
- Works on walls, say
- Works on walls
- Uffizi contents
- Uffizi display
- Uffizi marvels
- Uffizi offering
- "This Is What I Know About ___" (Kimberly Drew book)
- Sketches, e.g.
- Sketchy subject?
- This puzzle's theme you can get behind
- This puzzle's theme
- This was heisted from the theme words!
- School class where drawing is taught
- School class where the kids might wear smocks
- School class
- School department
- Skill
- Skilled execution
- Skilled workmanship
- Thomson and Carr concern
- Thomson and Varley milieu
- Thomson's forte
- School subject
- Thou follower, often
- Thou follower
- "Science made clear": Cocteau
- "Science made clear," per Jean Cocteau
- What aesthetes appreciate
- Talent
- What Cheever called "the triumph over chaos"
- Wyeth's field
- What curators curate
- What Emerson called "a jealous mistress"
- "What garlic is to salad, insanity is to ___": Augustus Saint-Gaudens
- "What Is ___?" (Tolstoy essay)
- Sculpted figure, for example
- What life imitates, so it's said
- Sculptor's creations
- Sculpture, e.g.
- Sculpture, etc.
- Sculpture, for instance
- Sculpture, for one
- Sculpture garden pieces
- Sculpture or mural
- Sculpture or painting
- Sculpture or scrimshaw
- Sculpture or sketch
- Sculpture or woodcarving
- Sculpture, paintings, etc.
- Sculptures and installations, e.g.
- Sculptures and mobiles
- Sculptures and oils
- Sculptures and paintings, e.g.
- Sculptures and paintings, for example
- Sculptures and paintings
- Sculptures and such
- Sculptures, e.g.
- Sculptures, oils, etc.
- Sculptures, paintings, and so on
- What Manet and Monet created
- What MoMA knows best?
- What museums display
- Slyness
- What painters and sculptors create
- Tate collection
- Tate display
- Tate displays
- Tate Modern attractions
- Tate Modern collection
- Tate Modern display
- Tate Modern offering
- Tate offering
- Tate treasures
- Tate treats
- Tate works
- What Picasso and Rembrandt created
- What Picasso and Van Gogh created
- What Picasso created
- Tattoos
- Tatum of jazz
- Tatum or Garfunkel
- What Rembrandt created
- What Rembrandt or Michelangelo created
- Seascapes, statuary et al.
- What some collectors collect
- What some museums feature
- What van Gogh and Vermeer created
- Technique
- What we have "in order not to die of the truth," per Nietzsche
- "What you can get away with," according to Andy Warhol
- "What you can get away with," per Andy Warhol
- What you find at the Tate Modern or the Guggenheim
- "'Tis all thou ___ . . . ": Pope
- What you'd find at the Guggenheim or the Louvre
- What you'd see at the Louvre
- Tisch topic
- What you'll find in a museum
- Titian's work
- What's better when it's fine?
- Upscale office décor
- Smock-wearer's class
- What's on display in the Guggenheim Museum
- State-of-the-__
- State-of-the-___
- State of the ___
- Seduction, for example
- Statuary, etc.
- Statuary, for instance
- Statue or portrait
- Statues and sculptures
- Statues and such
- Self-portraits and such
- Tennyson's "The Palace of ___"
- "Zen and the ___ of Motorcycle Maintenance"
- "So vast is ___, so narrow human wit": Alexander Pope
- Tom Jones collaborators ___ of Noise
- Stereotypically easy class
- Tom Thomson output
Recent Usage of "Either plagiarism or revolution," to Gauguin in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like ""Either plagiarism or revolution," to Gauguin" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used "Either plagiarism or revolution," to Gauguin in their crossword puzzles recently:
- USA Today - July 30, 2019
