The National Gallery of Art’s new show, “Picasso’s Drawings, 1890-1921: Reinventing Tradition,” proves a clear and concise synopsis of his early career.

Back in 2006, their 1956 drawings traveled to the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts for the 50th anniversary of the boycott. In a publication released in conjunction with that exhibition, Dinnerstein ...

My favorite moment of the show comes about midway, in the series of untitled drawings that represent Guston almost literally wiping the slate clean. He made them in 1967, a famous period of crisis ...