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When the figures don't quite add up
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The Independent - London
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September 7, 1997
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Copyright informationCopyright 1997 The Independent - London. Provided by ProQuest LLC. (Hide copyright information)
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Flowers East is showing more than
50 leading lights of `British Figurative
Painting'. Odd, then, that the best
work on view is more like abstraction
Flowers East represents more artists than any other British
gallery and its director, Matthew Flowers, is on good terms with
other dealers. So he regularly borrows their artists for his
interesting group exhibitions. One would expect the new Flowers
show, "British Figurative Painting", to be wide-ranging - which it
is, for it includes the work of more than 50 painters. That's fine.
But we might also hope that the show would be original, which on
the whole it is not.
The exhibition confirms that current abstract painting is more
inventive than ...
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