ART
October 2013
The Viennese Secessionists brought a pioneering introspection to their bold new portraiture
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September 2013
The little-known Australian landscape tradition depicts a vast, brutal yet magical country
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July/August 2013
Music is integral to the National Gallery’s Vermeer show, perfectly representing the arc of life itself
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June 2013
A contemporary of the British Pop Artists, Patrick Caulfield is at last coming into his own
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Written each month by Standpoint's resident art critic, Michael Prodger
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