Issue contents
Editorial
The Pompidou at thirty
Articles
Josef Albers: painting in the light of glass
by
PAUL OVERY
Pop in the Age of Boom: Richard Hamilton's 'Just what is it that makes today's homes so different, so appealing?'
by JOHN-PAUL STONARD
Abstraction as investigation: Robert Irwin's 'dot paintings'
by CHRISTOPHER BEDFORD
Shorter notices
Stuart Davis's 'Little giant still life' (1950) and the 'Champion' series
by MARIEA CAUDILL DENNISON
Book reviews
Winslow Homer. An American Vision, R.C. Griffin
by ANDREW WILTON
Gegen Kandinsky/Against Kandinsky, M. Tupitsyn
by NATASHA KURCHANOVA
Franz Marc. The Retrospective, eds. A. Hoberg and H. Friedel
by COLIN RHODES
Armando Reverón, J. Elderfield, L. Pérez-Oramas and N. Lawrence
by MERLIN JAMES
Visiting Picasso. The Notebooks and Letters of Roland Penrose, E. Cowling
by JAMES BEECHEY
The Sculpture of Reg Butler, M. Garlake
by PATRICK ELLIOTT
Exhibition reviews
Dutch portraits
by MICHAEL LEVEY
Walter Crane
by GRACE BROCKINGTON
William Hunter's collection
by CHRISTOPHER BAKER
Ambroise Vollard
by RACHEL SLOAN
Münster Skulptur Projekte
by TONY GODFREY
Philippe de Champaigne
by RICHARD VERDI
Alberto Giacometti
by ROGER CARDINAL
Dürer in Italy
by BERNARD AIKEMA
Comic Abstraction
by DAVID ANFAM
Frank Stella
by JAMES LAWRENCE
Evidence of Movement
by CHRISTOPHER BEDFORD
Calendar
Supplement
Recent acquisitions at the Barber Institute of Fine Arts, Birmingham
In next month's issue
The October issue marks the centenary of the birth of Paul Mellon. It will include articles on art in Britain associated with Mellon's
interests as a collector, with contributions on Stubbs, Constable, Bevan, Nicholson and Piper. The Royal Academy's exhibition devoted to Mellon
will be reviewed, as will the recent biography of Andrew Mellon.