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| FEATURES | Michael Delgado is happily cloistered among medieval masterpieces in Toulouse; Christina J. Faraday on the ghostly world of M.R. James; Conrad Landin reports on British attempts to match American-style fundraising; Alexander Noelle on the Renaissance tondos of Filippino Lippi; and Owen Hatherley admires a Surrealist gem in Southampton | ||
| REVIEWS | Michael Prodger on the sentimental education of Jean-Baptiste Greuze; Charles Darwent on Wayne Thiebaud's interest in conspicuous consumption; Lyra Kilston on the Confederate statues being cut down to size; William Aslet on the baroque architects who believed in being strange; Matthew Taunton on the interwar artists who knew where to draw the line; and Philippa Snow on Marilyn Monroe's British cousins | ||
| MARKET | With an explosion of new events, Jane Morris asks if 'fairtigue' is over; Emma Crichton-Miller on the clear appeal of Roman glass; and Michael Delgado on what to expect at Art Basel Miami Beach | ||
| APOLLO AWARDS 2025 | The winners: Personality of the Year; Artist of the Year; Museum Opening of the Year; Exhibition of the Year; Book of the Year; Digital Innovation of the Year; and Acquisition of the Year | ||
| PLUS | Ben Street on Vittore Carpaccio in Venice; Hettie Judah on the paranoid style in American art; Will Wiles defends James Stirling's History Faculty Building in Cambridge; Edward Behrens considers the art of good museum governance; Molly Pepper Steemson finds peace during the party season; and Christina Makris ponders the link between drinking and thinking | ||
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