November 2003 Issue 165

1 Diana & Acteon: Glover reminds the colonists about the legalities of property rights: Mary Eagle2 Mary Alice Evatt: Mas 1898 - 1973: Patricia Anderson3 Benton, Benton and Wood: Art Deco 1910 - 1939: Andrew Montana4 Charlotte Samuels: Art Deco … — **1 Diana & Acteon: Glover reminds the colonists about the legalities of property rights: Mary Eagle**
**2 Mary Alice Evatt: Mas 1898 - 1973: Patricia Anderson**
**3 Benton, Benton and Wood: Art Deco 1910 - 1939:** **Andrew Montana**
**4 Charlotte Samuels: Art Deco Textiles: Ann McMahon**
**5 Cruickshank, Newall and North (eds) Blaze: Visual Art and Writing from the Contemporary Art Centre of South Australia 1990 - 2002: Morgan Thomas**
**6 David Sylvester Interviews with American Artists: Michael Desmond**
**7 Dear Hilary**
**8 Letter from Istanbul: Benjamin Genocchio**
**9 Moulin Rouge: Charles Conder: Martin Terry**
**10 Paul Mathieu Sex Pots: Eroticism in Ceramics: Peter Timms**
**11 Shop until you drop at the V&A: Art Deco 1910 - 1939: Andrew Montana**
**12 Suzanne Lussier: Art Deco Fashion: Roger Leong**

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