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Rembrandt: celebrities talk about which of Rembrandt's works they find most inspiring

tracing Monet's obsessive attempts to try to capture the forms of nature and exploring his enduring popularity (S)

Nanie Moretti

examining whether caricature has become a vital way of keeping the powerful in check

Martin Amis meets his mentor, American writer Saul Bellow. (S)

Rembrandt: celebrities talk about which of Rembrandt's works they find most inspiring

tracing Monet's obsessive attempts to try to capture the forms of nature and exploring his enduring popularity (S)

Nanie Moretti

examining whether caricature has become a vital way of keeping the powerful in check

Martin Amis meets his mentor, American writer Saul Bellow. (S)

Rembrandt: celebrities talk about which of Rembrandt's works they find most inspiring

tracing Monet's obsessive attempts to try to capture the forms of nature and exploring his enduring popularity (S)

Nanie Moretti

examining whether caricature has become a vital way of keeping the powerful in check

Martin Amis meets his mentor, American writer Saul Bellow. (S)

Rembrandt: celebrities talk about which of Rembrandt's works they find most inspiring

tracing Monet's obsessive attempts to try to capture the forms of nature and exploring his enduring popularity (S)

Nanie Moretti

examining whether caricature has become a vital way of keeping the powerful in check

Martin Amis meets his mentor, American writer Saul Bellow. (S)

Rembrandt: celebrities talk about which of Rembrandt's works they find most inspiring

tracing Monet's obsessive attempts to try to capture the forms of nature and exploring his enduring popularity (S)

Nanie Moretti

examining whether caricature has become a vital way of keeping the powerful in check