Richard Shone is a leading specialist in early twentieth-century British art. He is the author of monographs on Sickert (1988) and the British-born Impressionist Alfred Sisley (1992) and the first book on the Bloomsbury painters (1976). He has curated exhibitions about Duncan Grant, portraits by Sickert (Bath, 1990) and the art of Bloomsbury (Tate, 1999). In 1992, he co-curated Sickert Paintings at the Royal Academy of Arts with Wendy Baron. He has written extensively on several of the Young British Artists and contributed to the exhibition catalogue of Sensation (1997). He was a regular contributor to The Burlington Magazine from the 1970s onwards and was its editor between 2003 and 2015.

• Foreword; The Uncensorious Eye; A Life with Sickert; The Club Dance: A Newly Discovered Painting by Walter Sickert; Sickert's Masks; Works; List of Works; A Visit to Mr. Sickert in Broadstairs; Suncan Grant on a Sickert Lecture; Endnotes; Chronology; Selected Bibliography; Notes on Contributors; Index; Acknowledgements

Richard Shone is a leading specialist in early twentieth-century British art. He is the author of monographs on Sickert (1988) and the British-born Impressionist Alfred Sisley (1992) and the first book on the Bloomsbury painters (1976). He has curated exhibitions about Duncan Grant, portraits by Sickert (Bath, 1990) and the art of Bloomsbury (Tate, 1999). In 1992, he co-curated Sickert Paintings at the Royal Academy of Arts with Wendy Baron. He has written extensively on several of the Young British Artists and contributed to the exhibition catalogue of Sensation (1997). He was a regular contributor to The Burlington Magazine from the 1970s onwards and was its editor between 2003 and 2015.

• Foreword; The Uncensorious Eye; A Life with Sickert; The Club Dance: A Newly Discovered Painting by Walter Sickert; Sickert's Masks; Works; List of Works; A Visit to Mr. Sickert in Broadstairs; Suncan Grant on a Sickert Lecture; Endnotes; Chronology; Selected Bibliography; Notes on Contributors; Index; Acknowledgements

Richard Shone is a leading specialist in early twentieth-century British art. He is the author of monographs on Sickert (1988) and the British-born Impressionist Alfred Sisley (1992) and the first book on the Bloomsbury painters (1976). He has curated exhibitions about Duncan Grant, portraits by Sickert (Bath, 1990) and the art of Bloomsbury (Tate, 1999). In 1992, he co-curated Sickert Paintings at the Royal Academy of Arts with Wendy Baron. He has written extensively on several of the Young British Artists and contributed to the exhibition catalogue of Sensation (1997). He was a regular contributor to The Burlington Magazine from the 1970s onwards and was its editor between 2003 and 2015.

• Foreword; The Uncensorious Eye; A Life with Sickert; The Club Dance: A Newly Discovered Painting by Walter Sickert; Sickert's Masks; Works; List of Works; A Visit to Mr. Sickert in Broadstairs; Suncan Grant on a Sickert Lecture; Endnotes; Chronology; Selected Bibliography; Notes on Contributors; Index; Acknowledgements