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Exhibitions

Modernism lite? Modigliani at the Estorick Collection reviewed

Plus: a powerful new display of paintings and prints by Gillian Ayres at Alan Cristea Gallery that suggests she deserves a proper retrospective and an intriguing selection of painting by Fiona Rae at Timothy Taylor Gallery

9 May 2015

9:00 AM

9 May 2015

9:00 AM

Modigliani: A Unique Artistic Voice

Estorick Collection, until 28 June

Gillian Ayres: New Paintings and Prints

Alan Cristea Gallery, until 30 May

Fiona Rae

Timothy Taylor Gallery, until 30 May

The British painter Nina Hamnett recalled that Modigliani had a very large, very untidy studio. Dangling from the end of his bed was a web inhabited by an enormous spider. ‘He explained that he could not make the bed as he had grown very attached to the spider and was afraid of disturbing it.’

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