Why a Furor Over Nudity in Art? - October 29, 1967

That Art Oasis in Fifth Avenue - October 22, 1967

They Don't Joke About Pasadena Now - October 15, 1967

San Diego Delights This Art Lover - October 8, 1967

Tastes Change in Art, Too - October 1, 1967

Sculpture Is Big at Expo 67 - September 24, 1967

Expo 67 Is a Feast for Art Lovers - September 17, 1967

Giacometti's Art Puzzles Writer - September 10, 1967

Art and TV Meet -- Pow! It's Batman - September 3, 1967

When Old Artists Are 'Discovered' - August 27, 1967

'Neglected' Works Have Their Day - August 20, 1967

New Art Volumes Prove Worth Owning - August 13, 1967

Here's How to Build a Basic Art Library - August 6, 1967

What Great Art Would You Buy if...? - July 30, 1967

Gifted Families Enrich American Art - July 23, 1967

'Lucky' Art Finds Aren't Just Luck - July 16, 1967

Artistry Down in Deep South - July 9, 1967

Great Expectations Fulfilled by Munoz - July 2, 1967

Vancouver Gallery Holds Surprises - June 25, 1967

Is Art Americana Being Destroyed? - June 18, 1967

Goya's Imagination Captures the Mind - June 11, 1967

When the Sea Reaches Canvas - June 4, 1967

Dali Commissioned by Sears and the Vincent Price Collection - Louisville, Kentucky, October 11, 1964

'Gods' Came to Life in Mexican Drama - May 28, 1967

Johannesburg Has Art Taste - May 21, 1967

Unfinished Art Has Strange Appeal - May 14, 1967

The Family Can Get Into the Art Act - May 7, 1967

Ancient Pots Are Legacies of the Past - April 30, 1967

He Loses Sleep Over Hotel Art - April 23, 1967

Seattle - An Art Lover's Paradise - April 16, 1967

Artists Thrive Apart From the Crowd - April 9, 1967

So Your Offspring Is Using an Easel? - April 2, 1967

Drawings Can Be Special, Too - March 26, 1967

True Primitivism: Aboriginal Art - March 19, 1967

Self-Portraits Are Serious Things - March 12, 1967

Toulouse-Lautrec Was a Good Cook, Too - March 5, 1967

If You Can't Create, Then Appreciate - February 26, 1967

British Museum Stands Unsurpassed - February 19, 1967

Johannesburg Is THE City for Art - February 12, 1967

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'Kitsch': Art That's Too Sentimental - February 5, 1967

His Magic Painting Captured the Kennedys - January 29, 1967

Vincent Price as Spokesman for Sears Art Show - November 28, 1965

'Lost City' Is a Mysterious Old Lady - January 22, 1967

It Dwarfed Even His White Elephant - January 15, 1967

Tamayo Paints Mexican Folklore Minus Cuteness - January 8, 1967

Red Skelton's Art Shows Up on Canvas, Too - January 1, 1967

What Makes a Museum Great? - December 25, 1966

The Fun Is in Finding Your Own Art - December 18, 1966

Buster Plus Beckmann: Magnificence! - December 11, 1966