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Angelica Kauffman, originally from Switzerland, was one, Élizabeth Louise Vigée le Brun, a French woman, the other.
They specialised in painting portraits for the nobs - in le Brun’s case, most famously Marie Antoinette - and they did so...
Approach to Fonthill (1940) [Oil on linen], by John Piper
His pictures - prints, collages and paintings - are ever-present at auction. I went online and found a dozen or so examples of his work, decent prints from as little as £500.
And...
Artist Lachland Goudie, columnist Kelly Grovier and the Cantankerous Art Critic discussing colours and pigments at the ‘26 Oxfod Literary Festival
Yes, there are far too many tourists (mostly bovine in nature). And the traffic is awful (ta...
Seriously, I have a sense of humour….
Got to be, surely.
It is the only explanation, why she is so funny.
ME-ghan Markle - er, sorry - Ma’am, the Duchess of Sussex (please assume here a virtual curtsey) - was recently a guest speaker a...
Your Beautiful Soul (2024) by Tracey Emin. You can expect a lot of pictures like this at Emin’s new show.
She has chosen to focus the entire show, A Second Life (a pun unsubtly intended) on her personal life, again, directing particular at...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Iconoclast, critic, television executive & channel controller and lion tamer with an expertise in sucking lemons and being irritable. I like orchards, cars and tennis.
I am an Adventurer, Author and TV Presenter. I speak fluent Arabic and am a specialist in Middle East and Africa. I have cycled from Cairo to Cape Town and walked across Morocco and the Sahara. I write for FT, Telegraph, Wanderlust, etc
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