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Nature depicted
Despite ommissions, the sheer diversity of Venetian approaches to landscape painting is illuminated in this show, writes Peter Humfrey
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Off the shelf
Apollo’s selection of recently published books on art, architecture and the history of collecting
BOOKS
Early pioneers
Lesley Jackson applauds a book that explores the early proponents of modernist graphic design
The play of light and shade
Eric Shanes savours an exhibition that reveals the very different handling of light in the works of Turner and Claude
Tuscan light
Mary Anne Goley reports on the mixed successes of an exhibition devoted to the role of Florence within American Impressionism
Thinking in metal form
David Carrier reports on a retrospective of the late John Chamberlain, in which the artist’s majestic, abstract sculptures remain as elusive as ever
Painting silence
Desmond Shawe-Taylor welcomes a catalogue that offers plenty of fresh insight to the study of Vermeer and his contemporaries
Genius redefined
Alexander Adams savours a biography of Van Gogh that meets the challenge of offering a fresh perspective on the artist



