Remember remember the fifth of November
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Mark Coreth at the Sladmore Gallery, well worth a visit see:
http://dorsetsculpture.blogspot.com/2008/10/mark-coreth.html
The Titian in the National Gallery, which is subject to a campaign to “save it for the Nation”. (Subject for another post.
And at the Wallace they had an excellent exhibition of Osborne Lancaster the cartoonist.
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"Alexander" seems a little dense to me -- by the fact that he felt he needed to permanently provide that explanation. (for a piece that's less interesting than a bent car fender)
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