The state and the visual arts. A discussion of state intervention in the visual arts in Britain, 1760-1981.

Nicholas Pearson

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The state and art The Royal Academy of Arts in London the government and art education the state and museums of art art, knowledge and professionalization - Poynter's preface art and the state, 1760-1880 The Arts Council of Great Britain politics and the corporate state politics and policy the reification of quality the need for a political approach.

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