ART
December 2012
Three shows run the gamut of artistic expression, from the glorious Goya to risibile performance art
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November 2012
The National Gallery's new show, Seduced by Art, celebrates the lasting influence of photography's earliest pioneers
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October 2012
Peter Lely's underrated pastorals and mythologies are erotic delights for the connoisseur
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September 2012
The Pre-Raphelites, whose work stars in a new Tate Britain show, dismissed the artistic hierarchy and founded a brotherhood with fire in the belly
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Written each month by Standpoint's resident art critic, Michael Prodger
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