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Do you like Fluxus?The spirit of rebellion against the commercial art market.Article
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Is Duchamp 'important'?Had you heard of him before today?Article
Artemisia GentileschiThe most celebrated female painter of the 17th century.Article
Vincent van GoghWhat do you see in Van Gogh’s world?Article
Do You Like Degas?Do you like impressionism?Article
ArthouseGoing beyond genre.Article
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Mr Pro-Fluxus
edited 20 days ago
Giorgioni is the greatest, really. I mean along with Leonardo and Raphael, but personally I feel closer to him. There’s realism, and an almost impressionist texture of light, and above all a consistent mysterious beauty that I cannot find anywhere else. It hits me deeply every time. And yet his name is nothing like as big as Leo or Mike or Ralph… I used to think it’s because they are so rare that people don’t come across him enough, but there are 55 here! Many more than I knew. (And this doesn’t even include my favourite, the little one tucked away in the Simon Norton gallery in Pasadena)
