The Burlington Magazine
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The Burlington Magazine (1903-1904)
The Burlington Magazine, dont le titre complet est The Burlington Magazine for Connoisseurs, est un magazine mensuel britannique consacré à l'histoire de l'art, aux beaux-arts et aux arts décoratifs. Fondé en 1903 par le collectionneur Bernard Berenson et par les deux critiques d'art Roger Fry et Herbert Horne[1], il réunit depuis sa création les signatures les plus connues parmi les professionnels et les « amateurs ». Les bureaux de la rédaction sont situés à Londres.
Les collaborateurs du magazine
Parmi les collaborateurs du Burlington Magazine figurent plusieurs écrivains, tels Henry James ou Osbert Sitwell, des peintres comme Walter Sickert ou encore des historiens de l'art : John Pope-Hennessy, Anthony Blunt, Ellis Waterhouse, Ernst Gombrich, Kenneth Clark, Enzo Carli, Benedict Nicolson ou Pierre Rosenberg, ou encore deux conservateurs de la National Gallery de Londres, Charles Holmes et Neil MacGregor. On citera également David Sylvester, Bridget Riley, Georg Baselitz et Howard Hodgkin.
Notes et références
- ↑ Mansfield, chapitre 14.
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