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Nicholas Marlowe

Nick studied Art History at the Courtauld Institute of Art and History at Cambridge University. After working for thirty years in the book trade he is now a freelance writer and artist. His interests include breadmaking, touring historic battlefields, and trying to get above D4 on the flute (maybe it's time for the piccolo). He lives in Teddington, England.
Author Since:January 25, 2014
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America after the Fall

March 11, 2017
The big draw in the Royal Academy’s new show on American painting during the 1930s is the iconic painting “American…
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Paul Nash (Tate Britain)

October 31, 2016
How serious were the British about Modern art? When the first Post-Impressionist exhibition arrived in London in 1910, students at…
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Picasso Portraits

October 11, 2016
Revolutionary though the art of Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) may have been, at its core was the human figure, and portraiture…
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Don Giovanni, English National Opera

October 9, 2016
After a rollercoaster year of budget cuts and high-profile walkouts, English National Opera’s 2016-17 season opens with this much-heralded new…
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Abstract Expressionism at the Royal Academy of Arts

September 27, 2016
Website September 24, 2016-January 2, 2017 Main Galleries, Burlington House There have been quite a few exhibitions in the U.K….
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Painters’ Paintings: from Freud to Van Dyck

June 25, 2016
The inspiration for this show was the National Gallery’s acquisition of a painting by Camille Corot, “the Italian Woman”, from…
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Painting with Light:

May 14, 2016
Pride of place in the first room of this exhibition goes to a vast and very odd painting, “The Disruption…
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Conceptual Art in Britain 1964-1979

April 16, 2016
In 1974 Michael Craig-Martin exhibited an ordinary glass of water on a shelf, the type you normally find in bathrooms,…
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Botticelli Reimagined, London

March 3, 2016
Peter Ustinov once said that if Sandro Botticelli (1445-1510) were alive today, he’d be working for “Vogue.” You can see…
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Delacroix and the Rise of Modern Art

February 25, 2016
You get a good idea of the esteem in which Eugène Delacroix (1798-1863) was held by later French painters from…
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The Magic Flute, London

February 8, 2016
Simon McBurney has returned to the English National Opera to direct the first revival of his production of Mozart’s last…
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Goya: the Portraits

October 13, 2015
It’s an unsettling experience, standing in front of the little pen and ink study which the Spanish artist Goya made…
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Ai Weiwei

September 23, 2015
Ai Weiwei is a global phenomenon. As well as being one of the most recognizable artists working today, he’s famous…
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Painting Paradise: The Art of the Garden, London

March 27, 2015
Among the highlights of Henry VIII’s library was a book called “Ruralia Commonia,” which is generally considered the world’s first…
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