Diary: October 2003.

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  Giving Back the Loot Nazi-Era Claims Against UK Museums: In 2000 the British Government Set up a Panel to Examine Claims Against UK Museums by the Heirs of Collectors Whose Works of Art had been Looted During the Nazi Era, Martin Bailey Explains the Background and Examines the Eight Cases Currently in Process.

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  Wyndham Lewis: An Exhibition Within the Fine Art, Design & Antiques Fair Olympia London 1-6 March 2005.

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  Collectors in the Shadows.

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  Artist of Arcadia: Landscape Painting in Seventeenth-Century Italy was Radically Innovative, But the Achievements of the Major Masters, Such As Claude, Domenichino and Poussin, Have Overshadowed the Contribution of Other Painters. Clovis Whitfield Rescues the Enchantingly Beautiful Arcadian Landscapes of Francesco Cozza from Obscurity.

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  Jean-Antoine Houdon: Sculptor of the Enlightenment.

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  Christ at the Column: A New Acquisition for the Metropolitan Museum of Art (Pen Drawing)

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  Two Galleries That Tell One Story.

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  Acquisitions 2004-2006: the First Priority of the National Trust's Acquisitions Policy is the Return to Its Houses of Works of Art and Furnishings Historically Associated with Them. There have been Some Notable Triumphs in the Past Two Years, Described by Christopher Rowell, Alastair Laing and James Rothwell in This Selection of Recent Gifts and Purchases.

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  Great British Gauguin: His Reception in London in 1910-11 (Paul Gaugin)

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  In the Footsteps of Leonardo.

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  The Modernisation of the Salon of the Societe Nationale: Creating a Sympathetic Exhibition Venue.

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  Diary: August 2003.

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  Interwar Photography at the V&A: Modernism and More: The V&a's 'Modernism' Exhibition Demonstrates the Centrality of Photography to the Style. But, As Kate Best and Sophie Leighton Discuss, The Museum's Own Collection Reveals That Modernism was Just One Strand in Photographic Culture Between the Wars (Essay)

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  Silver for Holy Days: The Newly Opened 'Sacred Silver' Gallery at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, Contains an Impressive Array of Jewish Art from the Middle Ages to the Present Day. As Louise Hofman Explains, These Splendid Objects Demonstrate the Creative Ways Jewish Communities have Assimilated Local Styles and Fashions.

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  Prunella Clough: 1919-1999: Seeing the World Sideways (Prunella Clough at Olympia) (Biography)

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  Why Art Publishing is in Crisis (Books)

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  Vital English Art: Futurism and the Vortex of London 1910-14: C.R.W. Nevinson's Pre-war Association with the Italian Futurists Profoundly Affected His Art But Led to an Irreparable Split with the Rest of the English Avant-Garde. Michael Walsh Explores Nevinson's Art in This Formative Period, Using Recently Discovered Images of Lost Paintings.

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  Gazing, But Not Copying': The Creation of G.F. Watts's Alfred Inciting the Saxons to Prevent the Landing of the Danes.

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  Museum Acquisitions 2005: a Selection.

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  Acquisiition of the Year: The National Gallery, London the Madonna of the Pinks.

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  Neglected Catalysts: The Function of Drawings and Paintings in Barbara Hepworth's Oeuvre.

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  In Search of Holbein's Thomas Wyatt the Younger: Holbein's Portrait of Sir Thomas Wyatt the Younger--Who was Beheaded for Treason in 1554--was Thought to be Known Only from Copies. Roy Strong Reveals That This Innovatory Masterpiece Survives.

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  Art in Trust for Poland: Tim Knox Describes the Remarkable Career of Count Andrew Ciechanowiecki, Who Saw His Family Homes in Poland Destroyed in World war II and was Imprisoned for Six Years by the Communists.

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  Elective Affinities: Giacometti in the Palace of Bones.

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  Diary: February 2004.

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  Twenty Years of Building a Collection: The Hood Museum of Art.

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  Paciurea's Chimeras (Dimitrie Paciurea)

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  Summer Olympia Fine Art & Antiques Fair: 9-19 June 2005: Exhibitors (Betty Aardewerk & Sons-Dusmet Gallery)

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  Treasures for Temple Newsam.

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  Diary: July 2003.

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  Ancient Art: New Acquisitions at the Getty Museum: Karol Wight, The Getty Museum's Acting Curator of Antiquities, Introduces a Selection of the Major Recent Acquisitions That have Gone on Show in the Getty Villa, And Discusses the Department's Collecting Philosophy.

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  Britain and the Bauhaus: Alan Powers Challenges the View That the Reception of the Bauhaus in 1930S Britain Went Little Futher Than Providing Temporary Shelter for Some of Its Teachers. Common Roots with the Bauhaus in the Arts and Crafts Movement Helps to Explain a Lively British Interest in the School's Ideals, Among Not Only Architects But Also Designers--and Even Puppeteers (Essay)

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  Thomas Banks's Missing 'Cupid': The Sculptor Thomas Banks is Currently the Subject of an Exhibition at Sir John Soane's Museum. Its Curator, Julius Bryant, Tells the Story of One of Banks's Most Celebrated Works, Purchased by Catherine the Great, Which Vanished During World war II.

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  Levitan and the Silver Birch.

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  Where Do We Come from? Where are We Going? the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington, DC, has Reopened After a Major Renovation and Expansion of Its Collections. Its Chief Curator, Eleanor Jones Harvey, Presents a Selection of Its New Acquisitions, All Designed to Further One of the Museum's Purposes: To Explore the Origins of American Culture--and to Suggest Where It is Heading (New MUSEUM ACQUISITIONS)

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  Leonardo Da Vinci on Beauty and Ugliness: Carmen C. Bambach Praises a Ground-Breaking Exhibition of Leonardo's Drawings from the Royal Collection.

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  Where Passion Drives the Market; In Defiance of the Country's Flagging Economy, The Italian Art Market has Grown Vigorously in the Past Decade. A New Generation of Collectors is Discovering the Country's Contemporary Artists and is Moving Into Under-Explored Areas, Such As Nineteenth-Century Italian Painting.

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  Book of the Year: Venetian Painting in the 15th Century.

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  Photography in All Its Guises (New MUSEUM ACQUISITIONS)

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  Summer Olympia Fine Art & Antiques Fair: 9-19 June 2005: Exhibitors (East Hill Gallery, London-Daniel Mankowitz)

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  London News: The City is Getting Serious About Making Money from Art. Samson Spanier Follows the Trail of Bank Notes.

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  de la Magie Blanche la Magie Noire': 'Primitivism', Magic, Mysticism and the Occult in Picasso.

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  Gauguin and a Brothel in Arles: Gauguin's Stay in Arles with van Gogh in 1888 had a Transforming Impact on His Art Parry Because It was Also a Time of Sexual Awakening, Argues Martin Gayford, Using Newly Discovered Evidence (Paul Gauguin)

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  Diary: April 2003.

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  Modern British Painting: After Decades in Which Twentieth-Century British Art was Seriously Undervalued, Prices for Paintings are Finally Beginning to Reflect the Quality of the Works. Why has It Taken So Long?(Collector's Focus)

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  Diary: January 2004.

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  Summer Olympia Fine Art & Antiques Fair: 9-19 June 2005: Exhibitors (David & Sally March-Somlo Antiques)

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  Summer Olympia Fine Art & Antiques Fair: 9-19 June 2005: Exhibitors (John Spink-Robert Young Antiques)

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  Diary: October 2003.

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  Scrutinously Modelled: As a Painting of a Supermodel Joins Fine Twentieth-Century Works on Offer in London, Old Masters and a Roman Mosaic Grace Palm Beach (The Art Market)

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