Institutional patronage of central and Eastern European émigré sculptors in Britain, c1945-65: moderate modernism for the social-democratic consensus.

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Burstow, Robert 2018. Institutional patronage of central and Eastern European émigré sculptors in Britain, c1945-65: moderate modernism for the social-democratic consensus. British Art Journal..
AuthorsBurstow, Robert
KeywordsSculpture; emigre; 1945-1965; central and Eastern European; social democratic; consensus; patronage; institutional patronage
Year2018
JournalBritish Art Journal.
PublisherBritish Art Journal.
ISSN14672006
Web address (URL)http://hdl.handle.net/10545/623463
hdl:10545/623463
Publication dates22 Dec 2018
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Deposited31 Jan 2019, 10:01
Accepted02 Aug 2018
ContributorsUniversity of Derby
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