New Yorkers have a great opportunity to see one of Picasso’s 1921 cubist masterpieces, Dog and Cock, at the The Metropolitan Museum of Art this weekend — one of the early modern works included in an exhibition that celebrates the brilliant art collectors Sterling and Stephen Clark.
While illuminating their individual tastes, the show must also make one wonder how two brothers, who obviously shared a single passion, could remain bitter rivals for most of their lives? Learn more about their feud and their competitive collecting nature that turned out to be the art world’s gain in Martha Schwendener’s NYT review today.