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March 2013
Roy Lichtenstein based his work on comic strips but his approach to painting was intellectual
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January/February 2013
Edouard Manet’s virtuosity in painting the human form is unsurpassed—and highly original
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January/February 2013
A glut of superb performances in 2012 reflects a rising general standard in the actor’s craft
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January/February 2013
Mirabel and Hugh Cecil's In Search of Rex Whistler is a fine tribute to a major artist cut down in his prime
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