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Perfection and pastiche: Corinna Lotz reports on an exploration of Picasso's influence on 20th-century British art.	Lotz, Corinna		Apr 1, 2012	1062
Around the galleries: now in its 30th year, the London Park Lane Arms Fair returns with its annual array of fine arms and armoury. Elsewhere in the capital, impressive surveys of Freud, Hirst and mid-century British art can be found.	Kent, Monique		Feb 1, 2012	854
Modern British issues.	Humphries, Oscar	Brief article	Jan 1, 2012	278
"British Art Show 7".	Williams, Gilda		May 1, 2011	669
Brilliance watered down: this wide-ranging survey of British watercolours fails to comprehend 'Britishness'--and also the medium.	Wilcox, Timothy		May 1, 2011	1114
Celebrating British talent.	Humphries, Oscar		Apr 1, 2011	489
'We are making a new world' (Paul Nash).	Duffy, A.P.	Critical essay	Jun 22, 2010	7733
Revelatory encounters: while specialisation within the arts is undoubtedly crucial, there is much to be gained from shared artistic dialogues.	Humphries, Oscar	Viewpoint essay	Apr 1, 2010	649
William MB Berger Prize for British Art History 2009.	Standring, Timothy J.; Simon, Robin; Bermingham, Ann; Hill, Rosemary; Eustace, Katharine; Shawe-Tayl		Mar 22, 2010	1394
Images of industry: material sources in British art c1800.	Stacey, David		Mar 22, 2010	5251
An eighteenth-century woman.	Flannery, Maura C.		Mar 1, 2010	4107
Wellington booty: modern British art at the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa: the outstanding collection of modern British art at the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa was for many years sidelined, partly for reasons of cultural nationalism. Mark Stocker tells the story of its creation and selects the highlights of a new display at Te Papa.	Stocker, Mark		Jan 1, 2010	2939
Market review: modern British art as well as a remarkable silver discovery made noteworthy prices.			Jan 1, 2010	1023
William MB Berger Prize for British Art History 2008.		Bibliography	Jun 22, 2009	1423
Radio drama: a British art.	Heptonstall, Geoffrey	Viewpoint essay	Jun 22, 2009	5859
Wallinger's mind-map: an enthralling exhibition probes the blurred boundary between fact and fiction.	Bonaventura, Paul		May 1, 2009	1085
Bring back beauty: Simon Jenkins, chairman of the National Trust, argues that it is time to stop being afraid to mention the fundamental concept that underpins the organisation's work.	Jenkins, Simon	Essay	Apr 1, 2009	1744
The Treasury's little rays of sunshine.	Hall, Michael	Editorial	Nov 1, 2008	628
Echoes of the orient: Philippa Glanville visits Brighton for the first exhibition in over 70 years to chart Britain's fascination with Chinese art and design.	Glanville, Philippa		Oct 1, 2008	994
The religious theme: Stephen Laird reflects, 50 years on from the Tate's notable exhibition.	Laird, Stephen		Sep 22, 2008	1435
Thomas Hope's 'true taste': this imaginatively staged exhibition pays handsome tribute to a great connoisseur, collector and designer.	Knox, Tim		May 1, 2008	1051
Public retraction: Martin Herbert on British arts funding.	Herbert, Martin		Apr 1, 2008	1886
The Berger Prize ... 'reproduction fees' ...		Editorial	Sep 22, 2007	581
Grosvenor House's new enchantments: a bumper month for art in London is led by the Grosvenor House fair, where a newly discovered Elizabethan tapestry takes centre stage.	Moore, Susan		Jun 1, 2007	2404
British furniture: as competition intensifies for the finest English 18th-century furniture, collectors are taking a new interest in Irish and Anglo-Indian pieces--but even so only the best is good enough.	Garfield-Davies, Jeremy		Jun 1, 2007	1151
Around the galleries: Susannah Woolmer chooses highlights from June's wealth of exhibitions, from Cubism and the cinema in New York and Asian art in Brussels to Keith Vaughan in London.	Woolmer, Susannah		Jun 1, 2007	542
Le gout francais in Trafalgar Square.	Hall, Michael		Mar 1, 2007	633
Artists in the gutter: the interest in squalor evident in recent British art stretches back to the satire of Hogarth and James Gilray. Far from being a sign of a recent moral decline, it may be a clue to the national character.	Gayford, Martin		Feb 1, 2007	1077
Modern British sculpture: the remarkable depth of this burgeoning market means that affordable pieces by major artists are still available.	Rawlin, James		Jan 1, 2007	1058
A cell of good living: a new extension gives the Pallant House Gallery in Chichester the space to prove that its collection of modern British art is one of the finest in existence, as Peyton Skipwith discovers.	Skipwith, Peyton		Nov 1, 2006	978
Where art & politics mix: the Wolfsonian in Miami Beach is based on the remarkable collection of art between 1880 and 1945 formed by its founder, Mitchell Wolfson Jr. Peyton Skipwith surveys the range and depth of its outstanding holdings of British art, which encompass paintings, sculpture and all the decorative arts, with a special focus on propaganda.	Skipwith, Peyton	Critical essay	Aug 1, 2006	2504
Britain and the Bauhaus: Alan Powers challenges the view that the reception of the Bauhaus in 1930s Britain went little futher than providing temporary shelter for some of its teachers. Common roots with the Bauhaus in the Arts and Crafts movement helps to explain a lively British interest in the school's ideals, among not only architects but also designers--and even puppeteers.	Powers, Alan	Essay	May 1, 2006	4870
The empty plinth: contemporary British artists appear unable to rise to the challenge of public sculpture, as the arguments over new sculptures for Trafalgar Square make all too obvious.	Stamp, Gavin		Dec 1, 2005	1417
Gilbert & George: Lehmann Maupin/Sonnabend Gallery.	Avgikos, Jan		Mar 1, 2005	546
Connoisseurs and cheapskates.	Hall, Michael		Dec 1, 2004	828
Young British art: Kate Bush on the YBA sensation.	Bush, Kate		Oct 1, 2004	3153
Turn, turn, turn: Martin Herbert on the 2004 Turner Prize.	Herbert, Martin		Sep 1, 2004	850
UK/Canada Film & Video Exchange South London Gallery 10-13 April 2003.	Carson, Andrea		Jun 22, 2003	963
Thomas Bewick and Cherryburn.	Purcell, Mark		Apr 1, 2003	981
(Tracey) Emin's also ran (exhibition).	Peaker, Carol		Mar 22, 2000	192
"John Hilliard - Works 1969-99".			Sep 1, 1999	111
Fresh heir.	Mark, Lisa Gabrielle		Sep 1, 1999	1546
Peter Fend.	Corris, Michael		Sep 1, 1994	616
Angus Fairhurst/Caroline Caley.	Archer, Michael		Dec 1, 1993	528

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