The inevitable
pictures from the show, all neat clean lines with small blocks of colour.
Below, a close up of
the framed pictures.
One of the central difficulties for art historians and indeed for anyone interested in art is what might be called the matter of taste. Can taste ever be a reliable yardstick?
No we should never have an intellectual arguement based on the stomach's response to things, though I do think you can trust your stomach, since it is often a very reliable guide as to whether something is good. I know that sounds absured but it is the same kind of visceral clench that you get when wonderful music is being played. It should do the same when you are looking at something.
~ Brian Sewell
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