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Durand-Ruel, the art dealer behind the Impressionists
Paul Durand-Ruel’s father had a stationer’s shop which expanded into art materials and...
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Forging ahead: art and deception
Noah Charney’s book The Art of Forgery opens with the words ‘the world wishes to be...
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The Barbican: the city's outer defences of culture
I still think that the uniqueness of Barbican, one building owner, one set of architects and...
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The man who invented Impressionism?
Paul Durand-Ruel (1831–1922) invented the modern way of dealing in art. Not only that, ‘the...
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Macke and Marc: friends, modernists and ‘Blue Riders’
Artist friendships have been crucial to the genesis of modern art and those of Claude Monet and...
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An unlikely visionary: Robin Darwin
As a young man Darwin betrayed a ‘relaxed attitude’ to academic commitment. He abandoned...