A man who did well out of the war

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The Imperial War Museum in London, England, is staging a retrospective of the work of C.R.W. Nevinson, who was briefly regarded as the best English artist of the first world war. He experimented with a range of techniques early in his career, but the best of his very early works is a school-of-Seurat painting of a railway bridge at Charenton dated 1911. By 1914, he had turned to Futurism, and soon gained a reputation as the most vital painter of the terrors of modern warfare.

Author: Glover, Michael
Nevinson, C.R.W.

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One Scotsman's Italianate job

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An exhibition of the work of Scottish painter Craigie Aitchison is being staged at Waddington Galleries in London, England. This exhibition is dominated by his Italian-style work. Two of the strongest works are 'Winter Washing Line' and 'Summer Washing Line.'

Author: Glover, Michael
Brief Article, Interview, Aitchison, Craigie

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The light bulb, the body, the long division

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Browse and Darby in London, England, is staging an exhibition of paintings by Euan Uglow, who died in 2000. These are mainly nudes, Uglow's favourite subject.

Author: Glover, Michael
Uglow, Euan

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Subjects list: United Kingdom, Exhibitions, Painting, Painting (Art)
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