Anthony Caro
Anthony Caro
English artist Anthony Caro left an enormous legacy when he died in 2013 at age eighty-nine. He was celebrated for his sculpture in Britain by the late 1950s, and internationally beginning in the earl…
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Tell ’em What You’re Going to Tell ’em
Reviews of shows in New York, by Wade Guyton, Viola Yeşiltaç, Will Sheldon, Anthony Caro, Michelle Grabner, and more
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From the Archives: Lawrence Alloway and William Feaver on Anthony Caro’s Gritty Sculptures
With an Anthony Caro show currently on view at Mitchell-Innes & Nash gallery in New York, we turn back through the ARTnews archives. Because the show brings together very early and very late work from…
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Leslie Waddington, Celebrated British Art Dealer, Dies at 81
Leslie Waddington, whose London gallery offered master-class shows of postwar American art, and who was known for championing up-and-coming British artists during the late 1960s, has died at 81. A…
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Why Anthony Caro Broke the Rules
Sculptor Anthony Caro delighted in instigating huge challenges for himself
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Retrospective: When Mona Lisa Went Back to Italy
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Anthony Caro, 1924-2013
British sculptor Anthony Caro, known for his work in steel and other materials, died Oct. 23 after suffering a heart attack. He was 89.
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‘You Become Better with Age’
Artists who are going strong at 80 and up find that old age offers freedom, self-assurance, and room to explore
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