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Exhibition Of The Week The American Dream
The Week UK
|March 18 2017
Printmaking has long been seen as the “poor relation of art history”, said Alastair Sooke in The Daily Telegraph.
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Even today, it is often considered “far down the pecking order below painting, sculpture and drawing”. Yet by its very nature, it is a medium capable of reaching a far wider audience than other artistic disciplines – a fact that American artists from the 1960s to the present day have exploited to create some of their most enduring and famous work. Over the past decade, the British Museum has amassed a significant collection of these images, which it has now brought together in an “epic” new exhibition. With great gusto, the show seeks to prove that printmaking is an art form as “experimental and profoundly brilliant as any other”: it features work by famous artists of the postwar era, including Andy Warhol, Robert Rauschenberg a
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