ART EXPOSED CONTENTS
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Peter Angermann / A superb painter of our times
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Hubert Bari / A brilliant pioneer of telling stories with objects
John Berger / A sorry tale of the suppression of realist painting
Eduard Bersudsky / A modern Russian genius
David Bowie / An opportunity missed
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Henry Cartier-Bresson / The great photographer takes up drawing
President Jacques Chirac / Outreach and Mad Cow Disease
Hugh Collins / A close brush with a murderer
Beryl Cook / A blooming original
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Salvador Dalí / Religious art in our times and Princess Anne
Francis Davison / A hidden genius and the unlikely inspirer of Damien Hirst
Marcel Duchamp / A Rogue Exposed
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Ian Hamilton Finlay / A Don Quixote on the hillside
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Martin Handford / A drawing before Where’s Wally?
David Hockney / A trip in a balloon ending in …
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Jack Jones / Saving Labour History
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Pat Lally / The birth of the Gallery of Modern Art
L. S. Lowry / Amazing remains and a theft with a happy ending
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Neil MacGregor / A clandestine decision
Euan MacKie / A discovery that could change the history of Europe
C. R. Mackintosh / A tragic Scottish missed opportunity
David Measures / A hymn to disappearing nature
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Pablo Picasso / An ongoing, vital inspiration
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The Queen / A very wittiest person
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John Ruskin / His vision for Sheffield restored
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Niki de Saint Phalle / A great visionary, the avant-garde artillery of Feminism
Sir Nicholas Serota / Wrong, and stayed too long
Brian Sewell / An independent voice who got up people’s noses
Paddy Japaljarri Sims / Sustaining 40,000 years of abstraction
Sir Roy Strong / A battle, over a wee dram, about charging,
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Raymond Tallis / The eminent doctor cracks the problem of what is art today
Hock Aun Teh / Chinese Mad Grass calligraphy meets Modern Art
Mrs Thatcher / A snappy thinker shows her ignorance
Jean Tinguely / The greatest artist of our time
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Paul Waplington / Art for the people and by the people lives
