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A dive into 1970s art forgery
Cape Argus
|August 11, 2025
ON MY BOOKSHELF
KATHERINE Reay’s The English Masterpiece takes on the London art world of the 1970s, a scene full of glitter, competition and quiet scandal.
The author clearly enjoys the world she’s writing about, the gallery openings, the clink of champagne glasses, the smell of varnish on new paintings.
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