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Alasdair Palmer
The enduring legacy of Andrea Verrocchio
A Florence exhibition celebrates one of the most influential artists you’ve never heard of
Alasdair Palmer
Critique
Eugène Delacroix
There is, or should be, no question about his being great. But there are also so many things about Delacroix’s art that today seem off-putting, even repulsive.
Alasdair Palmer
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Mary Cassatt: the feminine feminist
The magnificent exhibition of Mary Cassatt’s work currently on show in Paris demonstrates her clearly feminine sensibility and staggering skill
Alasdair Palmer
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Can rape and murder make beautiful art?
An exhibition at the Palazzo Strozzi, Florence, raises the question of depicting violence
Alasdair Palmer
Critique
A Decent Woman Betrayed By Her Gruesome Twosome
As Theresa May’s speechwriter, I admired her genuine, old-fashioned Conservatism. She wasn’t difficult; her aides were another matter
Alasdair Palmer
Features
A Great Creative Artist, Not Just A Victim
A new Rome exhibition reveals how Artemisia Gentileschi bravely reshaped her life and art
Alasdair Palmer
Critique
The Floor Is Theirs
Exploring medieval Italian floor mosaics
Alasdair Palmer
Drawing Board
Beauty Of The Beast
Rembrandt Bugatti showed the very soul of his animal subjects
Alasdair Palmer
Art
Drawing Board
France
A Journey Back To The Golden Age Of Bronze
A remarkable Florentine exhibition has brought together many of the few surviving Hellenistic sculptures
Alasdair Palmer
Art
Classics
Italy
Piero della Francesca Found Order Amid Chaos
Forgotten for hundreds of years, he transcended his time and place to become the most beloved artist of the Quattrocento
Alasdair Palmer
Art
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Underrated: Abroad
The ravenous longing for the infinite possibilities of “otherwhere”
Stephen Bayley
Underrated
The king of cakes
"Yuletide revels were designed to see you through the dark days — and how dark they seem today"
Carolyn Hart
Food
A tripod in the sky
The view from above
Christian House
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