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I've probably got to write a part two now. It's going to mention the Impressionists and their sketches-as-finished-works (as was the view). Makes me realise that it's jolly difficult to truly pin down the concept of a sketch. Which could be a good thing in itself...
But.
Anybody any thoughts?