Articles from Apollo (May 1, 2020)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
'Both Madonna and Child seem to be looking suspiciously at the fly': James Wilkes on deceptive artworks.	Wilkes, James		1080
'Florence Nightingale's anniversary has arrived in the middle of a crisis which has invoked her name'.	Hughes, Kathryn		877
'Like the sudden revelation of something ancient': Timothy Brittain-Catlin on contemporary follies.	Brittain-Catlin, Timothy		1078
A collection of Chinese art previewed in the May 1940 issue of Apollo went under the hammer as Dunkirk was being evacuated.	O'Byrne, Robert		766
A LEAP OF FAITH: For his chapel commission in Houston, Mark Rothko engaged with religion on his own terms--which brought his Jewish experience to bear on a Christian context, forging a new, modern relevance for sacred art.	Rosen, Aaron		2441
Anti-pasta movement: The Futurist F.T. Marinetti regarded macaroni-lovers as yesterday's men.	Marks, Thomas		793
Art Business Online viewing rooms.	Harris, Gareth		993
Art Market.	Moore, Susan		1244
Art: Basel.			534
Border crossings: Modern US art is indebted to Mexican moralists such as Rivera and Orozco.	Sullivan, Edward J.		1170
Collectors' Focus Bay Area painters.	Crichton-Miller, Emma		1353
Factory settings: Stephen Patience on a biography of Andy Warhol that manages to penetrate the artist's 'plastic' persona.	Patience, Stephen	Book review	1035
Good form: MoMA's display of Donald Judd is thrilling, even if it tells us much we already know.	Falconer, Morgan		1092
Has the digital museum finally come of age?	Campbell, Thomas; Koszary, Adam		1607
INTERNATIONAL ART & ANTIQUE DEALERS.		Directory	239
INTERNATIONAL AUCTIONEERS OF ART & ANTIQUES.		Directory	202
Jazzing Michelangelo: Craig Burnett welcomes a comprehensive account of Philip Guston's complex career.	Burnett, Craig	Book review	1068
Local colour.	Marks, Thomas		758
Off the shelf.			356
RESEARCH FACILITY.	Schwarz, Gabrielle	Interview	2747
Spectral analysis: Funeral imagery in ancient Rome could be a haunting affair.	Owens, Susan		1104
STOP MOTION: As the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston passes an important milestone--it turns 150 this year--with its doors shut, it's worth reflecting that the identity of this great collection has never stood still and is unlikely to do so in the future.	Adamson, Glenn		2261
Terra nova: An exhibition of Renaissance terracottas in Padua breaks new ground.	Clemente, Maichol		1233
Trial by fire.	Costa-Kostritsky, Valeria		2400