Helen Clapcott

Helen ClapcottIn a painting career spanning half a century, Helen Clapcott (b. 1952) has remained consistent in both her choice of subject and her disregard of the art establishment's playbook. In this, the first major monograph on the artist, Andrew Lambirth charts Clapcott's unconventional path and presents a painter with an uncompromising vision. Clapcott is a painter pre occupied with the destruction and regeneration of the landscape of her native North West

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Written in the aftermath of Antonina (1850)

the limits of representation

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sensationalism and the Gothic

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