Susan Foister
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Jan Gossaert made his name working for the Burgundian court and was among the first northern artists to visit Rome, writes Susan Foister, curator of 'Jan Gossaert's Renaissance', the only exhibition in more than 45 years of works by this archetypal ‘Old Master’. Published January 19 2011
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Much Tudor art may not have been 'home-grown' but its form and subject matter tells us a great deal about England's 'natural rulers'. Published December 1 1985
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