| The Independent 1995 Iain Gale |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| By the seaside, beside the point. (Tate St Ives art gallery) | Retail industry | Iain Gale |
| Ever the boy wonder. (influence of artist David Hockney; retrospective, Royal Academy, London, UK) | Retail industry | Iain Gale |
| Everyday objects of desire. (use of domestic objects in art; Arnolfini, Bristol, England) | Retail industry | Iain Gale |
| Pictures at a referendum. (Scottish art; National Gallery of Scotland, Edinburgh) | Retail industry | Iain Gale |
| Pictures of life, visions of Heaven. (painter Maurice Denis, Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool, UK) | Retail industry | Iain Gale |
| Putting flesh on Poussin's bones. (Nicolas Poussin, Royal Academy, London, UK; art historian Sir Denis Mahon) (Interview) | Retail industry | Iain Gale |
| The fine art of drinking at Muriel's bar. (paintings by artists of the School of London; Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh, Venice Biennale and National Gallery, London) | Retail industry | Iain Gale |
| They came, they saw, they nicked the lot. (Russia releases classic Impressionist works seized during second world war) | Retail industry | Iain Gale |
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