Portraiture, Greasepaint, Gore? Walter Sickert At Tate Britain
There is more to the work of Walter Sickert than current deluded conspiracy theories, as an exhibition at Tate Britain shows.
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The Diabolical Devilries Of Eugène Lepoittevin
The outrageous and provocatively sexual Devilries of the famed French artist. Be warned: this is still eye-popping stuff.
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“I Prefer Not To”: Herman Melville’s Bartleby: The Scrivener
Literature’s great refusenik remains as ambiguous as ever – the everyman protestor who rebels of all stripes feel represents them.
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Pure Devilment: Diableries And Their Stereoscopic Visions Of Hell
The Devilishly playful images of Hell, damnation and Satan at play that delighted France and England in the Victorian age.
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