Reviews Exhibitions 96 ‘Paula Modersohn-Becker:
Ich bin Ich/I Am Me’ by Nicole Rudick 98 ‘Elisabeth Frink: Natural
Connection’ by Mary Wellesley 100 ‘More Power to You: Sarah Purser
– A Force for Irish Art’ by Tom Walker Books 103 Off the Shelf 104 Susan Owens, The Story of
Drawing: An Alternative History of Art, by Michael Prodger 106 Oliver Wunsch, A Delicate Matter:
Art, Fragility, and Consumption in Eighteenth-Century France, by Kirsten Tambling 108 Eileen Agar, A Look at My Life,
by Claudia Tobin 110 In Detail
Jonathan Lethem on a curious cormorant painted by Charles Child p. 98
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