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Passion, power and painting in Venice
'What we call painting was invented by the Venetians' (Cézanne) 'Here is true...
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A trail of tears leads to George Catlin’s Indian Gallery
The work of the 19th-century artist, George Catlin (1796–1872) is little known in Britain. Yet he...
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Geoffrey Farmer’s ‘fun and mysterious’ parade
A short sentence, ‘ Magician and surgeon compare to painter and cameraman ’, from the 1935...
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Sargent: Exploring a land beyond portraiture
After the ‘diversion’ of the Venetian Figures and Landscapes (1898–1913), Volume VI)...
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Gifts from the Greeks
John Craxton was one of the English painters who grew up during the Second World War. He inherited the...
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Lighting up architecture: The brilliant legacy of Henri Labrouste
You may never have heard of the architect Henri Labrouste (French, 1801–75), I certainly...