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Jacob Epstein, 'Rock Drill', 1913–15, as reconstructed by Ken Cook and Ann Christopher RA after the dismantled original, 1973–74 (detail). Polyester resin, metal and wood, 205 x 141.5 cm. Birmingham Museums & Art Gallery. Photo © Birmingham Museums and Art Gallery. © The Estate of Sir Jacob Epstein
Antti Laitinen, It's My Island I (detail), 2007. Video. © the artist. Image courtesy the artist and Nettie Horn. Photo: Antti Laitinen.
Mariele Neudecker, 400 Thousand Generations (detail), 2009. Steel, fiberglass, water, salt GAC100. 153 x 113 x 55 cm. Courtesy the artist and Galerie Barbara Thumm. © the artist. Photo courtesy the artist.
Cornelia Parker, Heart of Darkness (detail), 2004. Charcoal from a Florida Wildfire (prescribed forest burn that got out of control). 3.23 x 3.96 x 3.23 m. Courtesy the artist and Frith Street Gallery, London
Vincent Van Gogh, 'Self Portrait as a Painter' (detail), 1887-1888. Oil on canvas, 65.2 x 50.2 cm. Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam (Vincent van Gogh Foundation). This exhibition is organised by the Royal Academy of Arts in collaboration with the Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam
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Anish Kapoor. Photo: Johnny Shand-Kydd
Anish Kapoor, Non Object (Door), 2008. 239 x 202 x 202 cm; Non Object (Pole), 2008. 239 x 202 x 202 cm. Both works stainless steel. Photo: David Regen. Courtesy: the artist and Gladstone Gallery
Anish Kapoor,'Shooting into the Corner', 2008-09. Mixed media, dimensions variable. MAK, Vienna, Austrian Museum of Applied Arts/Contemporary Art. Installed at the Royal Academy of Arts, London, 2009. Photo: Dave Morgan
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Joshua Reynolds PRA, Self-portrait (detail), c. 1780. Oil on panel, 1270 X 1016 mm. © Royal Academy of Arts, London. Photo: © Royal Academy of Arts, London.
Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema RA, Miss Anna Alma-Tadema (detail), 1883. Oil on canvas, 1130 X 785 mm. © Royal Academy of Arts, London. ©Royal Academy of Arts, London; photographer J. Hammond.
Thomas Gainsborough RA, Self-portrait (detail), c. 1787. Oil on canvas, 773 X 645 mm. © Royal Academy of Arts, London. Photo: © Royal Academy of Arts, London.
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