The artist matters.
Fifty-two works with object-level rights from the Art Institute of Chicago, The Met, the Cleveland Museum of Art and the Smithsonian American Art Museum. Each shows the original and, on request, a Milo interpretation. Never the other way round.
Wilderness on one side, cultivation on the other, and the painter in the corner deciding which way to look. Stewardship, stated without a slogan.
Original first. Interpretation on request.
Every work above is shown exactly as the institution published it. Nothing here is a Milo treatment — that is a choice a person makes, one work at a time, below. An artwork without its artist is decoration, and decoration is the one thing this system forbids.
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Fifty-two works, and what Milo would do with each.
The index to the exhibition. Choose a work to see the original and the interpretation side by side, with its full record.
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