A new article by curator Sam Smiles in The Guardian this week studies the perceptions of late-life creativity in famous painters and artists, particularly in contrasts of value between the 19th and 20th century, and cites a number of critics who have noted most master artist’s work comes after their 50th year. The article comes with concurrent run of three exhibitions exploring late work by Matisse, Turner and Rembrandt in London.
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