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The International Art Magazine. Published monthly since 1925, we cover everything from antiquities to contemporary work

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Oct 13
From mega collectors and Tate Modern and the YBAs and Shoreditch parties, the 1990s was a defining era for the London art scene. Jane Morris reflects on a decade of daring and decadence.
What was London’s art scene really like in the ’90s?
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Oct 12
Before establishing the Soho restaurant that bears his name, Andrew Edmunds was a keen collector of satirical British prints. Michael Delgado remembers what it was like to work in the same building, when artistic gossip was always on the menu
At Andrew Edmunds, artistic gossip is always on the menu
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Oct 11
Dinosaur skeletons are commanding higher and higher prices at auction, but should these ancient artefacts really be sold off as trophies to billionaires? Anna Brady reports.
The dinosaur bones leaving a big footprint in the art market
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Oct 10
Chequers has been the British prime minister’s official country residence for more than a century. Juliet Carey, former curator at the house, takes us on a tour
Premier’s inn: at Chequers, the prime minister’s official country residence
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Oct 9
‘Get close to a Tintoretto and the intelligence of his process, not just its much-vaunted energy, becomes clear.’ The verve and originality of the Venetian painter are on full display at the Musée Jacquemart-André in Paris, writes Ben Street.
Tintoretto and the possibilities of painting
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