For thirty years, until 2015, Richard Dorment was the art critic of
the Daily Telegraph. Writing almost every week it was his job to
introduce, to explain and to criticise for a popular newspaper the
most significant current art exhibitions, mainly in London, but
ranging throughout the UK, and frequently in Paris, Amsterdam and
in New York and Washington. The result is an extraordinary
collection of around a thousand essays, of which he has selected
106, and which distil and commemorate in terms appropriate to a
serious but unscholarly audience, some of the finest and most
memorable cultural events of the last three decades. Ranging from
early prehistoric art of the Ice Age to the performance art of
today, and taking in nearly all the significant art in between, the
book is an astonishingly readable and accessible introduction to
the work of the world's finest artists.
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