Gustave Courbet (French, –1877)

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Gustave Courbet, <em>Self-portrait (The Desperate Man)</em>, 1843–45. Art Behind the Meme: Courbet’s Unhinged Self-Portrait
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After an Eight-Year Legal Battle, Facebook Ends Its Dispute With a French School Teacher Who Posted Courbet’s ‘Origin of the World’
A French Court Rules That Facebook Was Wrong to Censor Gustave Courbet’s Provocative ‘Origin of the World’
Facebook Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg delivers the commencement address at the Alumni Exercises at Harvard's 366th commencement exercises on May 25, 2017 in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Zuckerberg studied computer science at Harvard before leaving to move Facebook to Paolo Alto, CA. He returned to the campus this week to his former dorm room and live streamed his visit. Photo by Paul Marotta/Getty Images. The Gray Market: Why Art Censorship Is Built Into Facebook’s DNA (and Other Insights)
With ‘Le Cube,’ a $98 Million Museum Project Brings Contemporary Art to Nantes
A Forgotten Gustave Courbet Painting Discovered in French Museum
The Drouot auction house in Paris. Courtesy Drouot. Art Handlers and Auctioneers Involved in Shocking Drouot Scam Get Jail Time
Drouot Auction House Art Handlers Head to Trial in Major Theft Scandal
Dr. Ruth Westheimer.<br>Photo:Patrick McMullan. Dr. Ruth Gives a Lesson in Sex Ed at the Metropolitan Museum
Gustave Courbet's <i>The Origin of the World</i> (1866). Photo by Pascal Guyot/AFP/Getty Images. French Court Rules Against Facebook in Gustave Courbet Lawsuit
Deborah de Robertis is angry after her arrest <br> Photo: via the artists Facebook Nude Performance Artist Speaks Out after Musée d’Orsay Arrest
Deborah de Robertis Photo: I Mille Occhi ‏(@IMilleOcchi) via Twitter Performance Artist Arrested Again at Musée d’Orsay after Reenacting Manet’s ‘Olympia’
KAWS <i>'SMALL LIE'</i> (2013) Photo: Courtesy the artist and YSP 20 Great Exhibitions in Europe We’re Excited About in 2016
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Gustave Courbet, <i>Self-Portrait (The Desperate Man)</i>, c. 1843-45. New App Allows You to Optimize Art History’s Classic Self-Portraits for the Selfie Age
Charles Goldstein.<br>Photo courtesy Herrick, Feinstein. Lawyer Charles Goldstein, Who Fought to Restore Nazi-Looted Art, Dies at 78
Château de Montsoreau on the banks of the Loire River, Montsoreau <br>Photo: via 37-Online.net Largest Collection of Radical Conceptualists ART & LANGUAGE Finds a Home in French Chateau
Adam Szymczyk was appointed Director of Documenta in 2013. Courtesy Documenta. Documenta Director Adam Szymczyk Wants to Show Gurlitt Collection of Nazi-Looted Art
Parisian Court Rules It Has Jurisdiction in ‘L’Origine du Monde’ vs Facebook Case
Claude Monet, <i>The Thames below Westminster</i> (1871)</br> The National Gallery, London, Bequeathed by Lord Astor of Hever, 1971 National Gallery of London Sheds New Light on First Modern Art Dealer and Impressionist Champion Paul Durand-Ruel
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