ON ART by John-Paul Stonard
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Goodbye David Hockney!
GOODBYE DAVID HOCKNEY! Few artists have meant more to so many people over the past seven decades in Britain and abroad. His work has been part of life, part of the way we see the world. He was the cause both of happiness and enlightenment....
Henry Moore in America, at Kew
Draped Reclining Figure, by Henry Moore. 1952-3. Bronze, length 171 cm. On display at Kew Gardens. Photo 1st June 2026.
I’VE BEEN WRITING ABOUT the extraordinary exhibition of sculpture by Henry Moore at Kew Gardens. It runs until January...
About Paul Klee
ONE OF THE STRANGEST paintings that hung in the Nazi Degenerate Art exhibition in Munich in 1937 was a jaunty, colourful painting of a fish on a platter: Um den Fische, ‘Around the Fish’, painted by Paul Klee in 1926.
Um den Fische (‘Arou...
On the Road
Jain Siddha Bahubali, entwined with forest vines. Late 6th-7th century, Karnataka, India. Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
‘HEY, HAVE YOU DONE A TRAINING?’ Ezra messages on Friday. He has called a few times, but I have let it ring, won...
Peter Grimes
The Town Worthies, by Thomas Thurlow. c.1885. Oil on canvas, 75 by 60 cm. The Aldeburgh Museum Charitable Trust.
I’M TOLD THAT THE RECTOR of St Peter and St Paul’s Church in Aldeburgh, Suffolk, gave a sermon last Sunday morning which took...
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Author, art historian and public speaker. Words in the LRB, TLS, Guardian & Art Newspaper. NEW BOOK: 'The Worst Exhibition in the World. Degenerate Art 1937' (Old Street, May 2026).
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