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Amedeo Modigliani. Léopold Zborowski (detail), 1919. The Barnes Foundation, BF261

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About the Event

In April 1923, Dr. Albert Barnes unveiled his rich collection of modern European art to the American public with an exhibition at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. The response was swift and harsh. Critics panned the works, sparking a public clash between Dr. Barnes and the Philadelphia press. See which of these works remain in the collection today and learn more about their stormy reception a century ago in this exclusive online tour.