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Pigments were identified with analytical microscopy by Rica Jones and Kate Stonor
in this study was undertaken with analytical microscopy by Jacqueline Ridge and Kate
Prunella Clough Jelly Fish (1950) Tate © The estate of Prunella Clough Kate
This Audio Arts issue, originally published as an audio cassette magazine in 1982, comprises contributions from Mario Merz, Nick Serota, Martin Rewcastle, Tower Hamlets Residents and Gregg Kahn
Lockey, Martin Rewcastle, Vivian Lovell interviewed by William Furlong 00:11:55 Kate
Identification of pigments was carried out with analytical microscopy by Rica Jones and Kate
Identification of pigments was carried out with analytical microscopy by Rica Jones and Kate
Artist page for Joseph Mallord William Turner (1775–1851)
Tate Etc ‘This man Turner, he learnt a lot from me’ Christopher Rothko, Kate
Identification of pigments was undertaken by Rica Jones and Kate Stonor with polarised
Identification of pigments was carried out with analytical microscopy by Rica Jones and Kate
John Brett’s The British Channel Seen from the Dorsetshire Cliffs 1871 can be appreciated properly, with dirt and discoloured varnish removed.
Kate Lowry, ‘A Technical Note on Brett’s Paintings’ in John Brett: A Pre-Raphaelite
