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Behind the Brushstroke
11 Mar-10 Apr 2015
Camberwell Space
London SE5 8UF
Overview
Brush marks play a key role in painting. From ‘sfumato’, a mode of painting invented by Italian Renaissance artists to the gestural mark-making of the American expressionists, there are many historical examples of the curious relationship between brush marks and painting.
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