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Newspaper article from: The Independent (London, England) ...During the late 1980s Uglow revisited an idea he had...London and in 1998 at the Stark Gallery in Manhattan...Gimpel said: "I liked Alan immensely. He was tough...A bilingual monograph, Alan Uglow, edited by Martin Hentschel...

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