THE BURLINGTON MAGAZINE

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Issue contents

Editorial

A desert folly

Articles

Watteau's 'Shopsign': the long creation of a masterpiece
by CHRISTOPH MARTIN VOGTHERR and EVA WENDERS DE CALISSE

Fragonard in Naples: two rediscovered drawings
by PERRIN STEIN

The Salon des Refusés of 1863: a new view
by JULIET WILSON-BAREAU

Shorter notices

A view from below: a still life at the Salon des Refusés
by LESLEY STEVENSON

'Mon tableau de genre': Degas's 'Le Viol' and Gavarni's 'Lorette'
by FELIX KRÄMER

Real light on Impressionism? An overlooked review from 1879
by ED LILLEY

Obituary

Robert Rosenblum (1927-2006)
by KENNETH SILVER


Book reviews

The Formation of Chinese Civilization. An Archaeological Perspective, ed. S. Allan  
by ROSE KERR

Carlo Crivelli, R. Lightbown
by RICHARD STEMP

IL Giovane Caravaggio in Lombardia, G. Berra
by HELEN LANGDON

Peinture italienne: musée du Petit Palais Avignon, M. Laclotte and E. Moench
by WILLIAM MOSTYN-OWEN

Dessins toscans XVIe-XVIIIe siècles, tome II - 1620-1800, C. Monbeig Goguel
by JULIAN BROOKS

Dictionary of pastellists before 1800, N. Jeffares
by RENA M. HOISINGTON

Nineteenth-Century Art in the Norton Simon Museum. Volume I, R.R. Bretell and S.F. Eisenman
by CHRISTOPHER LLOYD

Matisse-Derain: La Vérité du fauvisme, R. Labrusse and J. Munck

Matisse-Derain: Collioure 1905, un été fauve, J. Matamoros, D. Szymusiak, J, Flam, J. Klein, C. Giraudon, A. Billard, A. Ayats and C. Grammont

Matisse and the Subject of Modernism, A. Wright
by JOHN HOUSE

 

Exhibition reviews

Hogarth
by DAVID BINDMAN

The Unknown Monet
by JOHN HOUSE

Renoir
by CHRISTOPHER LLOYD

Twentieth-century British art
by JAMES BEECHEY

Jacques Stella
by HUMPHREY WINE

Conrat Meit
by NORBERT JOPEK

Dutch painting 1670-1750
by BART CORNELIS

Tintoretto
by PAUL HILLS

Nicolaes Berchem
by GUIDO M.C. JANSEN

Claude Lorrain
by TIMOTHY J. STANDRING

Bruce Nauman
by LYNNE COOKE

 

In next month's issue

Next month's issue is devoted to the decorative arts and sculpture, with articles on:

Tapestry designs by Jordaens
Chinoiserie at Buckingham Palace
Duveen and the decorators
Charles Duron and the Exposition universelle, 1867
Acquisitions at the Detroit Institute of Arts