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A Flea Cut in Quarters
Boldini’s dazzing skills and enormous popularity raise many intriguing questions, writes Timothy Standring.
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BOOKS
Monument in Print
This magnificent dictionary of British sculptors supersedes Rupert Gunnis’s standard work simply by the sheer volume of information that it presents, writes John Kenworthy-Browne.
BOOKS
A King's Obsession
Selma Schwartz celebrates a masterly catalogue of the French porcelain in the Royal Collection.
Horace Walpole at Home
The beguiling character of the collection at Strawberry Hill is beautifully evoked in this exhibition, writes Hugh Belsey.
By George...
An anniversary exhibition in Giorgione’s home town throws fresh light on a mysterious artist, writes Andrew Hopkins.
The Enigmas of Arshile Gorky
David Anfam applauds a compelling reappraisal of Gorky’s art that defies the biographical clichés surrounding the painter and his tragic death.