Victorian art turns unexpectedly combustible here. Paul Thomas Murphy uses the famous clash between James McNeill Whistler and John Ruskin to tell a larger story about taste, scandal, criticism, and the making of modern art. What emerges is cultural history with real momentum, sharp personalities, and more drama than the gallery wall usually suggests.
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