Plate 32 from the 'Croquis d’été' ('Summer sketches') series, published in 'Le Charivari', 7 July 1858
Not every great work of art finds its way into a museum or some filthy rich collector's living room. Some get lost or destroyed along the way. But now even art that doesn't exist has a gallery all its own. The Gallery of Lost Art makes an exhibit out of the works that will now never be seen in museums. The virtual gallery collects works by more than 40 artists spanning the last century and pairs them with the stories of how they were created and how they were lost, stolen, destroyed, erased, or otherwise left irretrievable.
THE Daily Record's exclusive aerial images from the Charles Rennie Mackintosh masterpiece lay bare the destruction which will cost millions of pounds to repair.
A review of the AGO’s “Light My Fire,” the first of a year-long exploration of the gallery’s voluminous photography collection.
Surreal and intricate monotype drawings and prints by artist Felicity Warbrick. Represented by Kellie Miller Arts, award-winning ceramics, sculpture and art gallery, Brighton UK.
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The ever evolving Albert Oehlen is wonderfully difficult to pin down. Read our interview with the painter here.
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