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  1. Detailansicht für Treffer 1 öffnen
    THE BOOKS INTERVIEW: Disunited states of America; Sue Miller is much more than the Yankee Joanna Trollope, Sue Fox discovers. Her fiction has its origin in the family breakdowns, and breakthroughs, of a Harvard generation caught between domestic ideals and individual dreams.
    Fox, Sue
    In: The Independent (London, England) (1996), 2002-07-27, S. 14
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    Nothing holds a candle to it; The Zen-like, black-and-white photography of Hiroshi Sugimoto contains intimations of the infinite. Empty your mind and prepare to be dazzled by its beauty, says SUE HUBBARD.
    Hubbard, Sue
    In: The Independent (London, England) (1996), 2003-12-02, S. 14
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    MY GREATEST MISTAKE: SUE MacGREGOR FORMER PRESENTER OF 'TODAY'ON RADIO 4.
    Macgregor, Sue
    In: The Independent (London, England) (1996), 2003-10-28, S. 10
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  4. Detailansicht für Treffer 4 öffnen
    The polite polymath; He's a writer, a director and an artist - and his intellect is formidable. Yet SUE HUBBARD finds Jonathan Miller charmingly unassuming. Just don't call him a Renaissance man.
    Hubbard, Sue
    In: The Independent (London, England) (1996), 2003-09-16, S. 13
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  5. Detailansicht für Treffer 5 öffnen
    Light fantastic; Winifred Nicholson was producing her luminous still lifes and landscapes into her eighties, and found particular inspiration in the Hebrides. A new exhibition of her paintings in Edinburgh conveys their magical quality, says SUE HUBBARD.
    Hubbard, Sue
    In: The Independent (London, England) (1996), 2003-08-26, S. 14
    Zeitungsartikel
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  6. Detailansicht für Treffer 6 öffnen
    ARTS: WORLD MUSIC - Cult Celt connection; Shooglenifty have a devoted global fanbase but are something of a well-kept secret south of the border. SUE WILSON meets the innovative Edinburgh folksters.
    Wilson, Sue
    In: The Independent (London, England) (1996), 2003-08-15, S. 18
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  7. Detailansicht für Treffer 7 öffnen
    Beginning to see the light; Claude Monet's paintings from Vetheuil look back to earlier landscape traditions and forward to the innovations of Modernism. SUE HUBBARD is impressed by a major Edinburgh Festival exhibition that focuses on this transitional period.
    Hubbard, Sue
    In: The Independent (London, England) (1996), 2003-08-12, S. 14
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  8. Detailansicht für Treffer 8 öffnen
    VISUAL ART: Enamoured of in-between days; The paintings of George Shaw offer a superficially unlovely view of run-down housing estates and garage lock-ups. But in these unpromising scenes lies the link between the artist's cherished memories of childhood and his adult life. SUE HUBBARD finds herself captivated.
    Hubbard, Sue
    In: The Independent (London, England) (1996), 2003-08-05, S. 14
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  9. Detailansicht für Treffer 9 öffnen
    VISUAL ARTS: The sands of time; A Victorian quest for photographic proof of Moses'wanderings in Sinai has inspired a diverse collection of modern works. SUE HUBBARD looks at visions of the desert then and now.
    Hubbard, Sue
    In: The Independent (London, England) (1996), 2003-07-22, S. 14
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  10. Detailansicht für Treffer 10 öffnen
    Nepal Rediscovered: Where rupees aren't everything; Her hiking-boots cost more than most Nepalese earn, but SUE GAISFORD soon realised that guilt was misplaced.
    Gaisford, Sue
    In: The Independent (London, England) (1996), 2003-07-19, S. 5
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  11. Detailansicht für Treffer 11 öffnen
    Myth and memory; Hughie O'Donoghue's complex, powerful paintings draw on his father's wartime experiences to give life to the realities of conflict. But, says SUE HUBBARD, they also touch on areas of the psyche rarely envisioned by contemporary artists.
    Hubbard, Sue
    In: The Independent (London, England) (1996), 2003-07-15, S. 14
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  12. Detailansicht für Treffer 12 öffnen
    For the chopping block; The work of the Scottish artist Ian Hamilton Finlay has long attracted controversy. Is he being ironic or serious when he flirts with the horrors of the French Revolution? Or, asks SUE HUBBARD, is he simply trying to challenge us?
    Hubbard, Sue
    In: The Independent (London, England) (1996), 2003-07-08, S. 14
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  13. Detailansicht für Treffer 13 öffnen
    VISUAL ARTS: All things must pass; Wolfgang Tillmans'photographs seem to suggest that everything is equally important. But they are far more complex than they appear at first sight, says SUE HUBBARD.
    Hubbard, Sue
    In: The Independent (London, England) (1996), 2003-06-10, S. 14
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  14. Detailansicht für Treffer 14 öffnen
    Scratching the surface; At its best, art reinvents, invigorates and challenges tradition and society. So why, then, was the shortlist for Britain's biggest contemporary painting prize so inoffensive, dull and dated, asks SUE HUBBARD.
    Hubbard, Sue
    In: The Independent (London, England) (1996), 2003-05-27, S. 15
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  15. Detailansicht für Treffer 15 öffnen
    My life in shoes; A woman's relationship with her shoes is complicated. They may be expensive, impractical, uncomfortable. But as a new exhibition proves, they are also things of beauty and a joy for ever. The author SUE TOWNSEND (below) can trace her obsession back to her childhood.
    Townsend, Sue
    In: The Independent (London, England) (1996), 2002-07-19, S. 4
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  16. Detailansicht für Treffer 16 öffnen
    Classical: When the spirit is willing; At the age of 82, the great bass-baritone William Warfield is as happy singing Gershwin as he is Schubert lieder and grand opera. Sue Fox meets a living musical legend.
    Fox, Sue
    In: The Independent (London, England) (1996), 2002-07-05, S. 23
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  17. Detailansicht für Treffer 17 öffnen
    Health: How I saved my skin; SUE ARMSTRONG-BROWN had such severe eczema that she was in constant pain, barely slept and even had to be hospitalised. That was until she discovered the therapy that changed her life.
    Armstrong-Brown, Sue
    In: The Independent (London, England) (1996), 2002-05-15, S. 10
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  18. Detailansicht für Treffer 18 öffnen
    Arts: Absence makes the art grow stronger; The disappeared, the dead, the lost... Sue Hubbard finds that Christian Boltanski's work draws potency from what is not there, as well as what is.
    Hubbard, Sue
    In: The Independent (London, England) (1996), 2002-04-06, S. 9
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  19. Detailansicht für Treffer 19 öffnen
    BOOKS: THE BOOKS INTERVIEW: Anita Shreve; A fortune found in the seas of love; In her lovely New England home, Anita Shreve writes gripping and literate romances that sell in vast numbers, win Oprah's approval, and turn into films starring Liz Hurley and Sean Penn. Sue Fox goes to Massachusetts to find out how she does it.
    Fox, Sue
    In: The Independent (London, England) (1996), 2002-03-30, S. 10
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  20. Detailansicht für Treffer 20 öffnen
    My brother, the Taliban fighter from Burnley; At 21, Anwar Khan left his Lancashire home to fight for the Taliban. Three years later, his brother set out to find him. Sue Lloyd-Roberts joined him on an extraordinary journey.
    Lloyd-Roberts, Sue
    In: The Independent (London, England) (1996), 2002-03-22, S. 7
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