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Modern British Art Lecture 2014 Pop Abstraction: A 1960s British specificity?

11 November 2014 at 18.30–20.00

Robyn Denny, Collage (Austin Reed, Version I) 1959. Tate. © Robyn Denny.

Robyn Denny
Collage (Austin Reed, Version I) (1959)
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© Robyn Denny

This year’s lecture on modern British art is given by Éric de Chassey, Director of the French Academy in Rome. Although pop art is often presented as a reaction against abstract expressionism, de Chassey argues that not only did British abstract painters such as Robyn Denny and Richard Smith participate in pop abstraction but that in the mid-1960s it became an international trend.

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