The Robert Lehman Foundation is proud to support this reappraisal of American art dated 1958-1972 at Whitney Museum of American Art. It will feature works by 100+ artists recontextualizing best-known figures alongside some only recently rediscovered. See the full press release here.
The Robert Lehman Foundation is proud to support Turner and Constable: Rivals and Originals which will be the first major exhibition to look at these painters in tandem at Tate Britain. See here.
The Robert Lehman Foundation is proud to support this presentation, Uman: After all the things…., by The Aldrich Contemporary Museum. See the full press release here.
The Robert Lehman Foundation is proud to support, Rachel Ruysch: Artist, Naturalist, and Pioneer exhibition at Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, exploring the flower paintings of Rachel Ruysch, and her connections to botanical study in the early-modern Netherlands. See the full press release here.
The Robert Lehman Foundation is proud to support Liz Collins: Motherlode celebrating the career of the queer feminist artist, known for her bold patterns and inventive use of materials. See here.
The Robert Lehman Foundation is proud to support Little Beasts: Art, Wonder, and the Natural World featuring 75 works by artists such as Joris Hoefnagel who created highly detailed depictions of insects, animals, and other beestjes, or “little beasts.” See here.
The Robert Lehman Foundation is proud to support , Once Within a Time which explores New Mexico’s multilayered histories through the lens of over ninety participants, curated by Cecilia Alemani. See the full press release here.
The Robert Lehman Foundation is proud to support The Morgan Library and Museum presenting the First Exhibition in Over 100 Years Dedicated to Renoir’s Drawings. See the full press release here.
The Robert Lehman Collection is proud to support this full rotunda exhibition offering a loose chronology of Johnson’s artistic evolution across nearly three decades, traversing cycles of social alienation, self-examination, and artistic freedom. For more information, click here.
The Robert Lehman Collection is proud to support works by Rembrandt and his circle, inspired by the Book of Esther, will be shown with Purim-related Judaica from 1600s Amsterdam here.