Lynn Barber
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Books
Flying colours
- 16 June 2003
Joshua Reynolds: the life and times of the first president of the Royal Academy
Ian McIntyre The Penguin Press, 600pp, £30
ISBN 0713993294
Arts & Culture
At the feet of genius. Edwin Lutyens may have been dumpy, of lowly birth and hopeless in bed, but his wife revered him. Lynn Barber on the life and marriage of a once pre-eminent designer
- 24 June 2002
The Architect and his Wife: a life of Edwin Lutyens
Jane Ridley Chatto & Windus, 488pp, £25
ISBN 0701172010
Books
In pursuit of beautiful moments. Peggy Guggenheim was profligate with sex, economical with love, and completely unpredictable about money. Lynn Barber on a grand and chaotic public life
- 05 November 2001
Peggy Guggenheim: the life of an art addict
Anton Gill HarperCollins, 506pp, £25
ISBN 0002570785
Books
More sinner than saint. She may be the people's politician, but Lynn Barber finds that Mo Mowlam is sadly lacking in "people skills" and has few admirers among close colleagues
- 09 October 2000
Mo Mowlam: the biography
Julia Langdon Little, Brown, 288pp, £16.99
ISBN 0316853046
Books
Digging in the dirt. What lay behind the brutal visions of Francis Bacon? Lynn Barber ventures into the twilight world of a father-fixated, homosexual sado-masochist
- 12 June 2000
Looking back at Francis Bacon
David Sylvester Thames & Hudson, 272pp, £29.95
ISBN 0500019940
Every morning, I found my father staring, then heard words such as "I can feel her spreading hot sauce on me"
- 21 June 1999
