Art - Skill Art - Pop follower Art - Technique Art - 'the lie that enables us to realize the truth': picasso Art - Craft Art - Know-how Art - Word with form or film Art - Monet supply? Art - Hang it all! Art - Quaker verb Art - '___ is a jealous mistress': emerson Art - Decorative elements Art - Life imitator Art - Dexterity Art - Emerson's 'jealous mistress' Art - Word before song or glass Art - Op ___ Art - Part of moma Art - Knack Art - Prints and such Art - It's often left hanging Art - Carney of 'the honeymooners' Art - Trickery Art - 'wherefore ___ thou romeo?' Art - Met display Art - Class in which posers are presented Art - 1998's 69-across Art - Frame filler Art - Conversation, for some Art - 13-down's output Art - Finesse Art - Prado display Art - It's been framed! Art - Interpretive dance, e.g Art - Paul's partner, for a time Art - Louvre display Art - Gallery draw Art - Guggenheim procurement Art - If it's a bust, it still may qualify as this Art - Sotheby's stock Art - College major Art - Some sotheby's offerings Art - Oils and watercolors Art - Public hanging? Art - Verb in the first line of "the lord's prayer" Art - Linkletter or buchwald Art - Creative result Art - Pop or dada Art - Tate collection Art - 'jeopardy!' host fleming Art - Lord's prayer verb Art - 'a jealous mistress': emerson Art - It may be modern Art - Exhibited things Art - Busts inside a museum Art - Gallery display Art - Dance, e.g Art - Pastels, e.g Art - Frick collection Art - ___ deco Art - Paul's singing partner Art - It may be framed Art - It may be a bust Art - Columnist buchwald Art - Emerson's "jealous mistress" Art - Op or pop Art - Work in oil Art - Matisse's mastery Art - Focus of some exhibits Art - Curator's concern Art - Guggenheim display Art - Piece by matisse Art - Tony-winning play of 1998 Art - Lichtenstein's forte Art - Paul's harmonizing partner Art - Collector's collection, perhaps Art - '... but is it ___?' Art - Serious hang-ups? Art - Workmanship Art - Paintings and such Art - It might be framed Art - Creative course Art - Miro, miro on the wall Art - Creative endeavor Art - Public hanging Art - Sculpture garden pieces Art - Gallery fare Art - Works in the prado Art - Word with collection or class Art - Gallery sight Art - Craftsmanship Art - Paintings Art - Earth's core? Art - Gallery fill Art - Ingenuity Art - 'if the ___ is concealed, it succeeds': ovid Art - Monet's "water lilies," e.g Art - High school course Art - El prado collection Art - Hanging display Art - Verb with thou Art - Hermitage collection Art - Pop and op follower Art - Carney of "the honeymooners" Art - Corots, monets and such Art - Works on a wall? Art - Comedian carney Art - Film, literature, dance, etc., collectively Art - Fine endeavor? Art - Oils and such Art - Decoration Art - Handsome prints? Art - Murals and such Art - Word with pop or folk Art - Text enhancer Art - Creative effort Art - Uffizi offering Art - Jasper johns' field Art - Museum piece or pieces Art - The 'a' in moma Art - Canniness Art - 1998 tony-winning play about a painting Art - Obsolete form of 'to be' Art - "... but is it ___?" Art - "wherefore ___ thou ..." Art - The 'her' in beethoven's question 'who comprehends her?' Art - See 7-down Art - Some hangings Art - Oil field? Art - Sculptures and oils Art - "wherefore ___ thou . . ." Art - Works on a wall Art - Prints, pastels and such Art - Word with form or supplies Art - ___ nouveau Art - Some public hangings Art - 'but is it ___?' Art - Jackie's partner, on classic tv Art - Word with pop or op Art - Seduction, for example Art - 28-across, e.g Art - ___ vandelay (george costanza pseudonym) Art - Museum collection Art - "jealous mistress," to emerson Art - Prints and paintings Art - Picassos, e.g Art - Word with "collection" or "critic" Art - Graffiti, to some Art - Mural or sculpture Art - Creative output Art - Paul's '60s-'70s singing partner Art - Verb with thou, perhaps Art - Visual communication Art - Trompe l'oeil, e.g Art - Mural, for example Art - Emily carr domain Art - Actor carney Art - Public hangings? Art - Line or lost follower Art - Paul's partner, once and again Art - Critic's concern Art - If it's a bust, it still qualifies as this Art - 37-down display Art - Op or pop follower Art - Thomson and carr concern Art - Graphics Art - Matter of aesthetics Art - Watteau works Art - Museum pieces Art - Louvre exhibits, collectively Art - Getty museum pieces Art - "wherefore __ thou romeo?" Art - It may be hung Art - Arthur, for short Art - Aesthete's interest Art - Manets and monets, e.g Art - "of all lies, __ is the least untrue": flaubert Art - Prowess Art - "but is it ___?" Art - Atelier output Art - Oils, busts, etc Art - Painting or scultpure Art - It's sometimes a bust Art - Andrew mellon collection Art - Type of studio Art - Carney or linkletter Art - Connoisseur's collection Art - Miro, miro on the wall? Art - '___ hath an enemy called ignorance': ben jonson Art - Illustrative material Art - 1998 tony winner for best play Art - It may be modern or fine Art - Sotheby's domain Art - Singer garfunkel Art - Busts and such Art - A kind of gallery Art - 'what is ___?' (tolstoy essay) Art - 1998 tony-winning play Art - Museum piece Art - Exhibited matter Art - Photographs, paintings, etc Art - Gallery filler Art - Jazzman blakey Art - Visual creations Art - Cunning Art - Verb in a question from juliet Art - 'science made clear': cocteau Art - Museum piece, often Art - Are, earlier Art - Painting or sculpture Art - Clip ___ Art - Miro image, e.g Art - Elective course Art - Picasso output Art - Mr. garfunkel Art - Picassos and pissarros Art - "a mystery," to e.e. cummings Art - Museum display Art - Oils, say Art - Sketchy subject? Art - Curator's hang-ups Art - ". . . wherefore ___ thou" Art - Sapp milieu Art - Graffiti, to some sensibilities Art - Louvre affair? Art - Frame works Art - Painter's output Art - Getty feature Art - Statue or portrait Art - Museum acquisition Art - Gallery work Art - Cultural hang-ups? Art - Photos, paintings, sculpture, etc Art - Curator's charges Art - __ form Art - It may be there for its own sake Art - Illustrations Art - Output from lichtenstein Art - Frame works? Art - "the triumph over chaos," to cheever Art - Word with "clip" or "martial" Art - Works in frames Art - Sapp creations Art - "how great thou ___" Art - Elementary class with crayons Art - 'either plagiarism or revolution,' according to gauguin Art - Upscale office décor Art - It's often framed Art - Class with models Art - Modern hangings Art - Work in frames Art - Grant wood work Art - Significant creations Art - It's usually hanging around somewhere Art - Group of seven milieu Art - He was tom to paul's jerry Art - Decorator's concern Art - Works on the wall? Art - Diplomacy, e.g Art - Thomson and varley milieu Art - 7-down, e.g Art - Van gogh's forte Art - Lichtenstein's field Art - It's appreciated by 31-across Art - Word with "op" or "pop" Art - Act of creation Art - "our father, who ___ in heaven . . ." Art - Sculptures and installations, e.g Art - Certain hangings Art - Discipline Art - Magazine department Art - Etchings and such Art - Busts in a museum, e.g Art - Sculptures, oils, etc Art - Works in a gallery Art - Blakey of jazz Art - Creative pursuit Art - "fine" subject Art - Song or dance, e.g Art - It might be fine and great at the same time Art - "fine" works Art - "paris street, rainy day," e.g Art - Tom thomson output Art - Creative expression Art - Exhibit subject Art - Lascaux cave attraction Art - Museum filler Art - Gallery hanging Art - Play centered around a completely white canvas Art - '...but is it ___?' Art - Humorist buchwald Art - School department Art - Word before or after thou Art - 'nature concentrated,' per balzac Art - "wherefore --- thou ..." Art - 'without ___, the crudeness of reality would make the world unbearable': shaw Art - Works in a museum Art - Creative talent Art - Sculptures and such Art - Its definition is often debated Art - Carr creations Art - 'a lie that makes us realize truth,' per picasso Art - "wherefore ___ thou romeo?" Art - Moma offering Art - Another high school course Art - Works on the wall Art - Whistler's field Art - Pictures on the wall Art - Story accompanier Art - Griffith or eggleton Art - __ vandelay, recurring fake "seinfeld" character who turns out to be a real judge in the final episode Art - Sapp's source of fame Art - Guile Art - Passion of 48 across Art - Installation material Art - Guggenheim stuff Art - Allen sapp creation Art - Sculpture, e.g Art - Gallery objects Art - Getty museum purchase Art - Decorative material Art - Met filler Art - Paintings, sculptures and such Art - 'making something out of nothing and selling it,' per frank zappa Art - Works at the getty Art - It may be fine or lively Art - Linkletter who hosted tv's 'house party' Art - Portrait or sculpture Art - Gallery contents Art - Allan sapp forte Art - Class with crayons Art - Inexact field Art - What cheever called "the triumph over chaos" Art - "... wherefore ___ thou romeo?" Art - It "enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time": merton Art - Aesthetic expression Art - Canvases, say Art - Mirã³ on the wall Art - Humanities subject Art - Dali display, say Art - Tate treasures Art - Pianist tatum Art - Interior decorator's concern Art - 'the proper task of life,' to nietzsche Art - Degas display, e.g Art - Type of collection or class Art - Illustration Art - Dilettante's love Art - Busts, perhaps Art - Busts inside a museum? Art - Busts, oils, etc Art - Sculpted figure, for example Art - Creation Art - Jazz pianist tatum Art - Museum fare Art - Works at a museum Art - Word with "nouveau" or "deco" Art - Soho loft output Art - Gallery opening? Art - Works on walls Art - Paintings and sculptures Art - Lost __ Art - Aesthete's love Art - Exhibition offering Art - Wall hanging Art - Murals, e.g Art - Special knack Art - Portrait, for example Art - Displays on the wall Art - Creative skill Art - Louvre piece Art - Louvre contents Art - Museum contents Art - Paintings, e.g Art - Restorer's concern Art - Louvre fill Art - Curator's topic Art - Museum fill Art - Museum topic Art - Museum stuff Art - Music's garfunkel Art - Museum subject Art - Paintings and prints Art - Cartoons Art - Drawings Art - Carney or buchwald Art - Sculptures, e.g Art - First name of 49-across Art - -- deco Art - Etchings, paintings, etc Art - Moma part Art - Gallery hangings Art - Tate works Art - Mastery Art - Gallery exhibits Art - Prado works Art - With 60-across, where to view paintings Art - Klee's work Art - Monet's forte Art - Klee's output Art - It may exist for its own sake Art - Exhibition stuff Art - Creative technique Art - Field of 33-across Art - Kind of crafty, are you? Art - Crafty, are you? Art - Are you painting? Art - Is it yourself that's so crafty as this? Art - He could be beating with such craftiness Art - Are you so crafty? Art - Are you as crafty as this? Art - Not only 10 across may it be eaten 10 across, in short Art - Thsi is an operative. are you? Art - R.u. arthur? Art - Craft at the bottom of 7 down Art - Ru? Art - Are you old for the craft? Art - Are you what p ain't? Art - A right little crafty thing Art - Are you the most part of the part? Art - Are you what 6 down are for? Art - Painting would carry on after a century Art - Are you up at the end of 29 down? (3) Art - Are you the crafty man? Art - If ice comes under this craft there's a trick in it Art - A right little chap he is Art - Aren't you the crafty one! Art - Are you, by the sound of it, with the craft? Art - Is it crafty you are? Art - Are you being so crafty? Art - Are you the sort of painting one gets up at the top of 14 down? Art - This may be crafty. are you? Art - Mixing the pitch, are you? Art - Are you old and crafty? Art - Are you he that's so crafty? Art - Crafty, are you Art - Are you so crafty as he? Art - Can you be so crafty? Art - Works of beauty Art - Products of creativity Art - Are you so crafty? (3) Art - Are you for 34 across? Art - Ru, in short, old-fashioned? Art - Can you be like this? Art - Is an extra bit needed for the craftsman? Art - Are you old enough and crafty enough for this? Art - This gallery displays paintings Art - Beautiful or significant products of human creativity Art - Products of human creativity Art - Work such as painting or sculpture Art - Music, e.g Art - Painting, for instance Art - "... is long and life is short" Art - Jackie's co-star Art - Works of beauty created by humans Art - Exhibit stuff? Art - Pop or abstract, e.g Art - Style of the '20s (with 49-across) Art - Work such as paintings or sculptures Art - In short, ru so crafty? Art - Is it so crafty you are? Art - Are you so out-of-date and crafty? Art - In an out of date way, are you so crafty? (3) Art - |are you so old-fashioned and crafty? Art - Are you what 19 across practised? Art - Are you old-fashioned in craftiness, perhaps? Art - Are you so old and crafty? Art - Are you so old-fashioned and crafty? Art - With anything so crafty i choke for jerusalem Art - What a crafty, twisted rat Art - Are you old-fashioned and crafty? Art - Are you old-fashioned? Art - This is an operative as crafty as are you Art - Are you as they used to put it? Art - Are you old-fashioned enough to be so crafty? Art - Are you so crafty as this? Art - Are you as of old and crafty? Art - Are you old enough for 1 and 9 across? Art - Realm of beauty Art - Graphic creations Art - Class with a studio Art - Display at the getty Art - Klee pieces Art - Some busts Art - Work in a museum Art - It's framed and then hung Art - Certain high school class Art - Oeuvre in the louvre Art - Word with "collection" or "class" Art - Thomson's forte Art - Display on the wall Art - Creative work Art - Eggleton or erickson, among friends Art - 'either plagiarism or revolution,' per paul gauguin Art - Gallery acquisitions Art - "all __ is but imitation of nature": seneca Art - Eggleton or linkletter Art - 'a work of ___ is a confession': camus Art - It might be fine Art - Monet works Art - Interior decorator's suggestion Art - "the ___ of the deal" Art - '___ does not surpass nature, but only brings it to perfection': cervantes Art - Carr milieu Art - Imitator of life, it's said Art - Certain collectibles Art - ". . . wherefore ___ thou . . ." Art - 'a lie that makes us realize truth': picasso Art - 'the signature of civilizations': beverly sills Art - Legal hangings? Art - Stuff left hanging? Art - Creative class Art - Field for 19- or 40-down Art - Music, painting etc Art - Carr or thomson creation Art - Best play after 'the last night of ballyhoo' Art - Constructing crossword puzzles, arguably Art - Prime minister meighen, familiarly Art - Subject of a hanging without a trial Art - Stereotypically easy class Art - Mastery in works of taste Art - Wares at some fairs Art - Paintings et al Art - Dal’'s output Art - Matisse's pieces Art - Creative knack Art - 'wherefore -- thou romeo?' Art - Framed work Art - 'what garlic is to salad, insanity is to ___': augustus saint-gaudens Art - Museum acquisitions Art - Word before or after 'thou' Art - Some auction offerings Art - Studio output Art - Tisch topic Art - Carr output Art - Word before or after "thou" Art - Getty display Art - Arthur, to friends Art - 'the only way to run away without leaving home,' per twyla tharp Art - Creative enterprise Art - "... wherefore ___ thou" Art - Paul's partner in song Art - Gallery feature Art - Prado pieces Art - Masterpiece in a museum Art - Creative material Art - Met murals, e.g Art - Comic actor carney Art - Linkletter or garfunkel, e.g Art - "pop" and "op" follower Art - ". . . wherefore ___ thou romeo?" Art - Met acquisition Art - Graphic display Art - Installation, say Art - Eggleton or meighen, familiarly Art - Masterpieces in a museum Art - It may be fine Art - Exhibit material Art - __ deco Art - Some exhibited work Art - Jenny holzer or matthew barney output Art - Auction category Art - Shakespearean verb Art - Works on walls? Art - Mobiles and murals Art - It hangs around in some impressive buildings Art - Lots at some auctions Art - Book illustrations Art - Work of ___ Art - Oils and pastels Art - " ... wherefore ___ thou romeo?" Art - Humanities major Art - Gallery works Art - Mobiles, for instance Art - Picasso piece Art - Museum focus Art - Subject of much patronage Art - Gallery showing Art - Museum opening? Art - 'the lie that enables us to realize the truth,' according to picasso Art - Charcoals and such Art - Renoir output Art - Oils and etchings Art - Etchings et al Art - Garfunkel or carney Art - Easel display Art - Gallery offering Art - Getty collection Art - Sculpture, for instance Art - Paintings and sculpture Art - Paintings, sculptures, etc Art - Painting, for example Art - 23-across, e.g Art - What life imitates, so it's said Art - 'a veil, rather than a mirror,' per oscar wilde Art - 'the signature of civilizations,' per beverly sills Art - Domain of 38-across and 8-down Art - Murals and mobiles Art - Hangings seen by millions Art - Word following fine or folk Art - Caricatures and such Art - Verb with "thou" Art - High-school class Art - Mobiles, stabiles, etc Art - Skilled workmanship Art - "wherefore ___ thou ... " Art - Objet d'__ Art - Mural or statue Art - Works at an exhibit Art - See 46-across Art - Section not requiring piano skill Art - Bob marley's second uk hit Art - Expertise Art - Academician comes back to model in painting Art - As little richard exclaimed to miss molly Art - Monk, a noble wide receiver Art - Blakey the jazz messenger Art - Trickery enabling some to give up piano Art - Eg, paintings, sculpture Art - Noble work on the canvas Art - What's regularly produced in garrets? Art - Friar tuck shows crafty conduct Art - For example, blakey's creative skill Art - Eg, painting Art - The works of alma-tadema are old-fashioned Art - Eg, paintings Art - Paintings of parrots oddly overlooked Art - Eg, sculpture Art - Drawing conclusions from ultra superior argument Art - Craft used in star trek Art - What churchill created in chartwell Art - Skill, knack Art - Collector's collection Art - Apt name for a painter Art - Auction offerings Art - See 21-across Art - Fleming or garfunkel Art - Carr's milieu Art - The 'a' of moma Art - 'life doesn't imitate ___, it imitates bad television': woody allen Art - Paintings and statues Art - Verb with thou, sometimes Art - Sketches, e.g Art - Bookstore section Art - 'the proper task of life,' per nietzsche Art - Former "jeopardy!" host fleming Art - Prints, pastels, etc Art - With 27 down, retro design style Art - Sometimes it's a bust Art - Eggleton, for one Art - Prints, pastels, paintings, etc Art - Michelangelo's field Art - Painting Art - He's got the know-how Art - Showing courage, he goes ahead with the paintings Art - Expertise in a particular trade Art - Eg painting Art - Paintings etc Art - A name in painting Art - Skill needed in aircraft-carrier left, right, and centre Art - Skill, craft Art - Works of creative imagination Art - Skill seen in party piece Art - -- garfunkel, singer Art - Banks of earth eroded making work Art - Skill slicing carrot evenly Art - Laplander Art - Fine subject Art - Eggleton, to friends Art - Word with modern or cave Art - Word after clip or pop Art - '___ is to console those who are broken by life': van gogh Art - Field for robert indiana or georgia o'keeffe Art - Museum showing Art - With 58 across, style of bangkok's democracy monument Art - Class for model students? Art - Poetry or painting Art - Much of what is auctioned at sotheby's Art - Homers, e.g Art - It's "not what you see, but what you make others see": degas Art - Surprising discovery at the lascaux cave that's 17,000 years old Art - ___ studio Art - What emerson called "a jealous mistress" Art - Statues and such Art - Manet works Art - It's hung with care Art - Stuff in a museum Art - Mosaics, for instance Art - It's in five places in this puzzle Art - What's central to craft, expertise and mastery Art - Gallery exhibition Art - What some collectors collect Art - Guggenheim contents Art - Met field Art - Met stuff Art - 'a lie that makes us realize truth,' according to picasso Art - 'not what you see, but what you make others see,' per degas Art - Works in an atelier Art - Works on walls, perhaps Art - Something famously impossible to define Art - Blakey or tatum Art - Gallery wares Art - Its purpose is 'washing the dust of daily life off our souls,' according to picasso Art - It's at the getty museum Art - Creative works Art - Etchings, for example Art - __ nouveau Art - Graphic work Art - Hermitage holdings Art - '___ washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life': picasso Art - What you'll find in a museum Art - See 20-across...or 27-across Art - The 'she' in oscar wilde's 'she is a veil, rather than a mirror' Art - Such as painting, music Art - Clip or pop follower Art - Collection of the rich Art - Curator's focus Art - When pluralized, a companion for 28-down when pluralized Art - Museum attraction Art - Something off the wall? Art - Institute of musical __ (juilliard's original name) Art - Part of lacma Art - Busts, e.g Art - State-of-the-___ Art - Statues and sculptures Art - It's for its own sake, per the mgm motto Art - Finger painting, for example Art - Slyness Art - Mobiles, e.g Art - Framework? Art - Carvings, e.g Art - Uffizi display Art - Portraits and such Art - Mondrians, say Art - Tate displays Art - Warhol's field Art - With 38-across, 1920s-'30s design style Art - Contents of 37-across Art - Framed works Art - Wall adornment Art - Goya's field Art - Auction items, often Art - With 60 down, new deal-era style Art - Caricatures, e.g Art - Expressive activity Art - 'what you can get away with,' according to andy warhol Art - Auction merchandise, sometimes Art - 'if ___ reflects life, it does so with special mirrors': brecht Art - Sculpture or scrimshaw Art - La poésie en est un Art - It hangs around museums Art - Gallery collection Art - Verb for juliet Art - "anything you can get away with": marshall mcluhan Art - Façon Art - Mobile, for instance Art - Habileté Art - Le cinéma, par exemple Art - Museum exhibit Art - Klee's forte Art - Music, for many Art - Music is a form of it Art - ___ of noise Art - Rockers __ brut Art - Tom jones collaborators ___ of noise Art - 1980s avant-garde synth band ___ of noise Art - Garfunkel Art - ___ garfunkel Art - Paul simon partner garfunkel Art - Rock star's gallery display Art - Joe strummer "rock ___ and the x-ray style" Art - Paul's partner Art - Queens of the stone age "the lost ___ of keeping a secret" Art - Deer tick "___ isn't real (city of sin)" Art - Joe stummer "rock ___ & the x-ray style" Art - '02 shadows fall album "the ___ of balance" Art - Works at a gallery Art - Dadaist's field Art - Exhibit stuff Art - Manet's mastery Art - ___ & literacy (brown category in trivial pursuit) Art - La photographie Art - La musique Art - Museum feature Art - "the lie that enables us to realize the truth": picasso Art - Curator's canvases Art - Word with op or pop Art - Clip or cave follower Art - La musique en est un Art - Creative works; skill Art - Legendary linkletter Art - 'the only serious thing in the world,' per oscar wilde Art - Museum's offering Art - "bang bang rock and roll" ___ brut Art - Object of the isabella stewart gardner museum heist Art - Trump's 'the ___ of the deal' Art - Aesthetic pursuit Art - 'the supreme ___ of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting': sun tzu Art - High school class Art - Oils, e.g Art - Garfunkel or linkletter Art - Work on a wall Art - 'the enemy of ___ is the absence of limitations': orson welles Art - 'the taking and giving of beauty,' per ansel adams Art - Tate modern attractions Art - Charcoal pieces, e.g Art - 17,000-year-old find in france's lascaux cave Art - This puzzle's theme you can get behind Art - Valuable collection, for some Art - Special talent Art - With 59-across, the chrysler building's style Art - Watercolor work Art - Renoir's skill Art - Carney or garfunkel Art - Tate modern display Art - Works in a salon Art - Magazine illustrations Art - Skill in a specified thing Art - Architectural style of which the chrysler building in new york is an example Art - Sculpture or painting Art - With 45-down, some drawing rooms Art - Framed stuff Art - 'so vast is ___, so narrow human wit': alexander pope Art - Manet's forte Art - Dealmaking, some say Art - Peut être naïf Art - Littérature Art - Gallery stuff Art - Trump's "the ___ of the deal" Art - Curator's collection Art - Warhol's works Art - Topiary or origami Art - Calligraphy, e.g Art - What we have 'in order not to die of the truth,' per nietzsche Art - Lithographs and etchings Art - 'the creation of beauty,' per ralph waldo emerson Art - Seascapes, statuary et al Art - Work of ___ (38-across, e.g.) Art - Hotel lobby hangings Art - Van gogh museum display Art - Wall hangings Art - On "self portrait" dylan did his own cover this Art - Leroy neiman's realm Art - 'all ___ is autobiographical': fellini Art - "the child of nature," per longfellow Art - Artist's output Art - Klee output Art - Louvre collection Art - Sculptures and mobiles Art - Sculptures and mobiles