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The prattling paintings of Renaissance England | A
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[Poll] - Christina J. Faraday asks why so many pictures and objects from the Tudor and Stuart periods have something to say for themselves
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Art really does work on the radio – especially if
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[Poll] - A new series on BBC Radio 3 delves into the notorious life of Benvenuto Cellini – and it’s a binge-worthy Renaissance thriller, Christina Faraday writes
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The Procession to Calvary | Apollo Magazine
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[Poll] - Could a Pythonesque computer game set a good example for galleries trying to attract virtual visitors?
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Rutland: Hundreds attend Queen Elizabeth II statue
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[Poll] - The statue in Rutland was unveiled in a formal ceremony on the late monarch's birthday.
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Are Goya’s Black Paintings really the work of a ma
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[Poll] - A new biography of Goya puts paid to the romantic fiction that the Spanish master ended his days isolated and insane, writes Isabelle Kent
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The wacky world of the Chicago Imagists | Apollo M
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[Poll] - In the 1960s and ’70s Chicago was home to an movement that gleefully broke all the rules of good taste, writes Will Martin
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Poetic justice for the Parthenon marbles | Apollo
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[Poll] - In ‘Frieze Frame’, A.E. Stallings collects the responses of poets and artists to the marbles. She explains to Fatema Ahmed why they now deserve a new lease of life
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The émigrés who made Britain modern | Apollo Magaz
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[Poll] - Owen Hatherley talks to Apollo about his new book, ‘The Alienation Effect’, about the Central European artists and intellectuals who fled fascism in the 1930s and came to Britain
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An interview with Alex Da Corte | Apollo Magazine
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[Poll] - The American artist explains he looks to his own past to create his devilishly inventive films, paintings and installations
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