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“Phenomenal Paul Jenkins,” by Elroy Rosenberg
The story begins like any other New York art story of the midcentury: the young Missourian Paul…
Week in review
Recent stories of note: “The wish list: objects at Tefaf Maastrict 2025 to suit every collector’s…
“A Franco-American affair,” by Jay Nordlinger
Last night at the New York Philharmonic, Gustavo Dudamel was greeted with huge applause. In the…
Kafka in Jerusalem
Franz Kafka published little during his life and shared the manuscripts of his novels and short…
A present-day Paquita
What, or who, is Paquita? Unlike the eponymous heroines of Giselle, Manon, or Cinderella, the…
“The Critic’s Notebook,” by the Editors
Fiction: Gabriel’s Moon, by William Boyd (Grove Atlantic): Stylish is the word that came to my mind…
“An unusual recital,” by Jay Nordlinger
Saturday night was a very unusual night in Carnegie Hall. Angel Blue, the starry soprano from…
Week in review
Recent stories of note: “New book celebrates William Butterfield, a master of High Victorian Gothic…
London comes to town | The New Criterion
The London Symphony Orchestra came to Carnegie Hall for a two-concert stand: Wednesday and Thursday…
“The dance of Death,” by Paul du Quenoy
Between their primary productions, Miami City Ballet offers scintillating programs of shorter…
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