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After a bit he remarked in a melancholy tone: During the s and early s Smith, and his friend and art-school contemporary Robyn Denny, were among the brightest stars in British art. The glittering prizes — Venice, Tate retrospectives while they were still in early middle-age— were theirs.

Then it all went away. There are 85 works by Denny in the Tate collection, but only one is currently on view which is more than there have sometimes been.

Towards the end of his life, Smith reflected sadly: Our time will come. So the answer is that it would be entirely conceivable for Hirst — mega-rich and colossally well known though he is — to melt away like mist.

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Indeed he has several resemblances to Makart and Smith. Like the former he is a master of self-presentation. But his prices and reputation have been bobbing up and down since then. His current exhibition, Treasures from the Wreck of the Unbelievable , which fills two large museums in Venice until December, looks like an attempted relaunch.

The numerous exhibits, fabricated at a cost of millions and priced accordingly, might well sink back down into the cold, green depths of collective indifference.

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Makart, Smith and Denny may yet make a comeback. To echo Hockney, it would require an incredibly perceptive person to know what, if anything, being made today will fascinate future centuries. Art market How do artists vanish?

Add the first question. I did not know what else to do. Everyone sees; everyone is seen the mirror on the back wall is like an emblem. I have been troubled by his escape to New York, where the portrait would one day appear in — and disappear from — the Metropolitan Museum. Paul Coremans Herman Weyers I have also felt exasperated as the bookseller, with his Dickensian surname, turns into a litigant out of Jarndyce and Jarndyce, still refusing to sell the portrait for any money.

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His hands are buried beneath the monumental pages of his official book, yet his keen, searching expression suggests that he is entirely equal to his task. In the first painting of his boss, he shows the year-old Philip as puffy and adenoidal, with blue veins pulsing unpleasantly beneath clammy skin. On the one hand she gives us a mid-Victorian landscape of country house auctions, crude over-painting, phlegm coloured Scottish skies, and trials that resemble something out of Gilbert and Sullivan in their cruel dottiness.

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It seems extraordinary that these two worlds should have ever touched. In the same way, you put down The Vanishing Man not quite sure how Cumming has been able to bring off this particular magic trick, but happy and grateful that she has. Topics Art and design books.

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