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But in 1996, that was the case made by a young art critic called
Andrew Graham-Dixon, in the BBC's landmark series
A History of British Art. So much so, that he felt compelled
to start the final episode - on modern art - like this. HE SPEAKS IN FRENCH
Andrew Graham-Dixon, in the BBC's landmark series
A History of British Art. So much so, that he felt compelled
to start the final episode - on modern art - like this. HE SPEAKS IN FRENCH
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But in 1996, that was the case made
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by a young art critic called
Andrew Graham-Dixon,
00:00:06.032 --> 00:00:10.056
in the BBC's landmark series
A History of British Art.
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So much so, that he felt compelled
to start the final episode -
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on modern art - like this.
00:00:16.064 --> 00:00:19.036
HE SPEAKS IN FRENCH
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Movie Summary
Four young British art historians delve into six decades of the BBC archives to discover the powerful way in which television influences our understanding of the world's greatest artists.
