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11th April 2013

193 New Pictures. We have a number of interesting Grand Tour watercolours from an 19th Century album and an intriguing selection of drawings, including more from Victor and Catherine Moody and Claude Spero. Other highlights include an 1927 album containing 116 floral watercolours, an Albert Starling coastal landscape and a George Fielding oil of the Lake District

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Dalí the artist vs Dalí the performer
17th May 2013 By Sulis Fine Art

As a major retrospective of the Spanish surrealist Salvador Dalí is about to open - El Pais takes a look at at his history as an artist and a performer.

The Books That Shaped Art History, Edited by John-Paul Stonard & Richard Shone.
14th May 2013 By Sulis Fine Art

If you were asked to name just a handful of scholarly writers who have helped shape the modern sensibility when it came to looking and thinking about art, your list might go like this: Walter Benjamin, John Berger, Ernst Gombrich, Clement Greenberg.

360 New Pictures - 9th May 2013
9th May 2013 By Sulis FineArt

This month we indulge in some nineteenth-century travel, with an outstanding collection of lithographs by Belgian Louis Haghe, and some fine graphite drawings of Italian scenes by Lady Burlington (from the Egerton Estate).


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