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Sandro Botticelli RSS feedTruth about the sex trade from Edward Kienholz
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Edward Kienholz is the forgotten father of installation art - and his evocation of the red light district of Amsterdam captures the truth about the sex trade2009-11-19T12:14:26ZThe Devonshire is no longer a traditional pub
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The Devonshire's now a more sedate, respectable drinking hole, with traces of the old pub wiped away.2009-09-23T23:00:00ZSeptember Issue is absolutely fabulous
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Inside the world of American Vogue, it’s a joy to find as much journalistic talent and creativity as glamour — and in Anna Wintour and Grace Coddington, leading ladies with just the right amount of dramatic tension between them2009-09-10T23:00:00ZThe design of the female body
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Style arbiter Stephen Bayley, whose wife inspired his new book, reveals why bras are for men, how the female body became so potent and what Anna Wintour eats for lunch...2009-09-04T07:39:57ZTitian taken to the cleaners at the National Gallery
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Titian's battered painting of Cupid has been saved for the nation, newly restored and now put on display.2009-07-29T23:00:00ZHumour in the workplace is no laughing matter
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Some frown on humour in the workplace, but it makes staff happier and lifts productivity, says Philip Delves Broughton2009-07-06T07:47:22ZBest Places for Valentine's Day in London
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From inspirational views to candlelit concerts, here are some of the best places to celebrate Valentine's Day in London.2009-02-10T09:43:13ZBottom falls out of contemporary art market
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Damien Hirst's 14ft-wide spot painting Ethionamide failed to reach its reserve price of $850,000 at Sotheby's in New York last night2008-11-12T09:10:27ZWhat fabulous faces
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The spirit soars at the sight of so many masterpieces in the National Gallery's new show of Renaissance portraits, says Brian Sewell2008-10-16T23:00:00ZFruit and veg portrait leads show of Renaissance faces
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This unusual 16th century portrait of a king is one of more than 70 masterpieces in a new exhibition at the National Gallery2008-10-07T11:13:34Z25 events to raise your spirits this autumn
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Something might be rotten in the City but in London’s arts world there’s plenty to be upbeat about. Here’s our pick of must-sees to brighten up longer nights2008-09-24T07:21:55ZIt’s time we all suffered for the sake of our art
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Falling on hard times kick-started the Renaissance, so can the credit crunch trigger a new era of achievement asks one cultural commentator2008-09-19T07:20:49ZShy and retiring Laurence Llewellyn-Bowen beams his life-size image at the Blackpool Illuminations
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He is not known for understatement. But even by Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen's standards it was an audacious moment of self-indulgence.2008-09-01T14:24:25ZMy fish and chips with a Venus of the Cotswolds
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What should an old man do when he sees an exceptionally pretty girl? The circumstances were mightily unpromising.2008-08-01T10:58:07ZCrude, lewd and not to be missed
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The Royal Academy's retrospective of the German Renaissance painter Lucas Cranach is crude and lewd. All the more reason to go and have a look, says Nick Curtis.2008-04-01T23:00:00ZPornography for the prude
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It is daft to restrict the Barbican's new exhibition, Seduced, to over-18s, says Brian Sewell.2007-10-11T23:00:00ZNow that's street art, Banksy
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The National Gallery today challenged cult graffiti artist Banksy by taking its works on to the streets.2007-06-12T11:06:35ZA very sketchy show
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The sane man who has seen drawings by Leonardo or Guercino can only wonder at the National Gallery's decision to promote the efforts of Leon Kossoff, says Brian Sewell.2007-03-25T23:00:00ZCritic's choice: Top 5 exhibitions
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A collection of photographs by former Pravda Vostoka photographer Max Penson go on display and the Sliding Door exhibition groups together some of the Tate Modern's latest acquisitions.2007-01-04T11:34:35ZThe cheek of it!
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The latest exhibition on at Somerset House's Hermitage Rooms titillates with its promise of sex and scholarship - but leaves the visitor wanting much more, says Brian Sewell.2006-12-11T00:00:00ZKnowledge is free in London's secret galleries
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Sales such as Christie's Old Master Pictures are not just for buyers. The auction houses offer a unique opportunity to glimpse paintings rarely seen in public, says Brian Sewell.2006-12-04T00:00:00ZCritic's choice: Top 5 exhibitions
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The Photographic Portrait Prize 2006 continues at the National Portrait Gallery, 40 Hindu bronze sculptures go on show at the Royal Academy and Tate Modern pays tribute to David Smith.2006-11-16T10:13:30ZCritic's choice: Top 5 exhibitions
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Over 150 David Hockney portraits are on show, the V&A peers beyond Italy's lavish Renaissance edifices and Velazquez is revealed to have had a very modern appetite for naturalism.2006-10-26T09:27:03ZJam and Jerusalem in Renaissance Italy
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Women's Institute stalwarts and devotees of car-boot sales will flock to the V&A's new exhibition of Renaissance home life. The sane man, sceptical, may be less enchanted, says Brian Sewell.2006-10-08T23:00:00Z