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Contemporary furniture is more of a prevailing style or mode during a certain time period in a certain part of the world.
The artists, linked as much by their friendship with Kitaj as by any prevailing style, included Michael Andrews , Frank Auerbach , Francis Bacon , Lucian Freud , David Hockney , Howard Hodgkin and Leon Kossoff - although Hockney was already, and Kitaj soon would be, living and working in the States.
Clark's tough, casually intimate pictures didn't exactly suit the gallery's prevailing style, which had been set by Paul Caponigro, Walter Chappell, and others who saw the natural world as a site of almost mystical wonder.
 
 
 
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