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— November 2024
The December 2015 issue is the final addition of content to Cassone for the foreseeable future - sorry folks, but we have run out of cash! If anyone wants to help with that, please get in touch. The website will remain online indefinitely. We obtain some income to help with this as an Amazon Associate, i.e. we make some money from qualifying purchases made when you follow the Amazon...
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New improved Tate Modern
— 22 September 2015
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Experience divine beauty in Florence
— 22 September 2015
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Cass Sculpture Foundation shows work in Shanghai
— 10 September 2015
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A new look at the work of William Rothenstein
— 10 September 2015
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It's time for Britain's premier art book fair
— 9 September 2015
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Palladian Design: The Good, the Bad and the Unexpected
— 9 September 2015
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Portraits of HM The Queen displayed online
— 4 September 2015
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Work of the late French painter, Eugène Leroy, to show in Paris
— 4 September 2015
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See work by artists who will be famous in future
— 4 September 2015
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How we review
Besides our many articles, exhibition reviews and interviews, Cassone publishes a wide variety of book reviews. No specialist knowledge is necessary to read our book reviews. They are written to inform, interest and entertain all our readers. We divide the books themselves into three categories, colour coded in each review.
Green: A book for the art lover who wants to know more about an artist, movement or period.
Orange: A more detailed and scholarly account for undergraduate humanities students or those seeking a deeper level of understanding.
Red: A very scholarly, more technical book aimed at academics and postgraduate researchers.
See the bars at the top of every book review.
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