Archive
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Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2004
Royal Academy of Arts, London 8 June-16 August 2004
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Jacques Henri Lartigue
Hayward Gallery, London 24 June-5 September 2004
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Art of the Americas: Latin America and the United States, 1800 to Now!
Art of the Americas: Latin America and the United States, 1800 to Now!
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Inventing Race: Casta Painting and Eighteenth Century Mexico
La invención del mestizaje: La pintura de castas y el siglo XVIII en México Los Angeles County Museum of Art, LA 4 April-8 August 2004
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Obituary: Lionel Brett (4th Viscount Esher)
Obituary: Lionel Brett (4th Viscount Esher) Lionel Gordon Baliol Brett, who died on 9 July 2004, aged 90, was an influential architect and town planner in the transitional years following the Second World War, and again in the 1970s. His…
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Edward Hopper
Tate Modern, London 27 May-5 September 2004
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Elsa Schiaparelli
Elsa Schiaparelli, the flamboyant fashion designer of the Art Deco period, is renowned for her fabulous eccentricity and innovation. She changed fashion and people’s attitudes to it with her scandalous dresses and colourful personality.
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Swiss Re, a lovable gherkin in space
‘If you seek his monument, look around’ – such was the epithet chosen by his son, for Sir Christopher Wren, the architect of St Paul’s Cathedral and so much else in 17th century England.
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The enigma of Édouard Vuillard
Vuillard: From post-impressionist to modern master Royal Academy, London 31 January-18 April 2004
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Jellicoe to Jencks: New landscapes, new allegories.
Two highly significant but very different landscape and garden theorists are Sir Geoffrey Jellicoe (1900-1996) and Charles Jencks (b. 1939). Geoffrey Jellicoe died in 1995, after 75 years of creativity world-renowned and admired as one of the key architects in…
