Christie’s – Online Magazine No.213

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Christie's - Online Magazine No.213

From the inside looking out — how great artists responded to the world beyond their windows

As people everywhere attempt to come to terms with the new reality, we explore how great artists of the past communicated their feelings about the world beyond their windows — and, on occasion, their sense of detachment from it

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Christie's - Online Magazine No.213

One from the archives: The mystery of the ‘free-range sculpture’ that disappeared

For 35 years, the artist David Nash mapped the progress of Wooden Boulder, his ‘free-range sculpture’, as it journeyed down the River Dwyryd in Wales. But then the gargantuan oak sphere vanished. In 2016, James Fox went to investigate

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Christie's - Online Magazine No.213

‘The perfect line’ — an artist shows us how Rembrandt made some of history’s greatest prints

Artist Alexander Massouras demonstrates how the techniques behind some of history’s greatest prints remain unchanged — almost 400 years on

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Christie's - Online Magazine No.213

The space in-between: Why this ceramic artist feels compelled to slice her creations in half

The Los Angeles-based ceramic artist offers insights into the ideas behind her art, and her response to the outstanding 18th-century imperial monochromes offered this June in New York as part of the Alsdorf Collection

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