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Rex Whistler's 'bewildering and diverse' range
The notion of a ‘many-sided man’ was rarely more wholly applicable to a British artist than...
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Bridget Riley’s stripe paintings: An ‘astonishing synthesis’
The stripe doesn’t wait, doesn't stand still. It is in perpetual motion (that’s why it...
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Stepping back to look at the sculpture
Going against the grain of Ad Reinhart’s view of sculpture as ‘something you bump into when...
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Charles Wheeler – you know the work, now discover the man
In the 1950s the dominant figure in British sculpture was Henry Moore (1898–1986) and the...
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Artefacts tell the story of Jewish immigrants to the USA
The New York Public Library is in a class by itself. It has not only the usual accoutrements you would...
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Masterpieces: Finding connections across time in East Anglia
The artefacts currently on show at Norwich’s Sainsbury Centre are mouth-wateringly lovely. The...