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Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival, Christ Church College, Oxford University, Britain - 24 Mar 2013

Oxford Literary Festival, Christchurch College, Oxford, Britain - 23 Mar 2013

'The Alan Titchmarsh Show' TV Programme, London, Britain - 13 Feb 2012

'The Alan Titchmarsh Show' TV Programme, London, Britain - 25 Jan 2012

The Government Art Collection Which Will Open To The Public. The Collection Founded In 1898 Reflects The Tastes Of Successive Governments - The Government's Private Collection Of Art Founded In 1898 Is To Be Thrown Open For A Rare Public Viewing. A Storehouse Where Works Of Art Bought By Successive Governments Over The Past 100 Years Are Stockpiled It Is Being Opened As Part Of The Annual London Open House Weekend. Over The Two Days A String Of Buildings Usually Closed To The Public Will Welcome Visitors Through Their Doors The News That The Government Collection Will Take Part Comes After An Almost Unanimous Savaging By Critics For The 'bland' Pieces Selected From It To Hang In 10 Downing Street By Gordon Brown. Evening Standard Critic Brian Sewell Dismissed Them As 'unnoticeable Pictures By Painters Deservedly Unremarkable Neglected And Unknown'. He Condemned The Collection Itself As A 'haphazard Random Arbitrary And Disorderly Agglomeration' With Many Second-rate Works. Penny Johnson The Collection's Director Today Defended The 1 300 Works In Her Care As 'a Working Collection' With A Different Purpose From Those In The Tate Or The National Gallery. Up To 80 Per Cent Of The Pieces Are In Use Or On Loan To Public Exhibitions At Any One Time. She Added: 'we Have To Take Account Of Cultural Political And Other Sensitivities. Often It Is A Case Of What Will Fit A Particular Space.' Ms Johnson Was Responsible For Helping To Choose Works For The Public Areas In Downing Street After Talks With The Prime Minister's Aides. She Defended The Mix Of Paintings Sketches And Cartoons Saying Some Landscapes Were 'rather Interesting'. Members Of Today's Government Have Been Keen On Modern And Contemporary Art But The Previous Conservative Government Was Not. Hunting Scenes Are Now Out Of Favour. No More Than 300 Visitors Will Be Allowed To Visit Tomorrow And Sunday To See The Conservation Facilities. The Collection Is In Central London But The Venue Will Be Revealed.

The Government Art Collection Which Will Open To The Public. The Collection Founded In 1898 Reflects The Tastes Of Successive Governments - The Government's Private Collection Of Art Founded In 1898 Is To Be Thrown Open For A Rare Public Viewing. A

'The Trial of Gemma Lang'  - Wendy Richard, Lisa Faulkener, Timmy Mallett, Immodesty Blaize, Brian Sewell, Nancy Dell'Olio, Julian Clary, Robert Kilroy-Silk, June Sarpong, Gemma Atkinson, Lee Ryan, Derek Acorah.

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'The Trial of Gemma Lang'  - Back row: Wendy Richard, Lisa Faulkener, Timmy Mallett, Immodesty Blaize, Brian Sewell, Nancy Dell'Olio, 
Front row: Julian Clary, Robert Kilroy-Silk, June Sarpong, Gemma Atkinson, Lee Ryan, Derek Acorah.

'The Trial of Gemma Lang'  - Brian Sewell and Wendy Richard

'The Trial of Gemma Lang'  - Brian Sewell

'Don't Call Me Stupid'  TV - 2007 -
Brian Sewell admits he doesn't like meeting new people or Cricket.

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'Don't Call Me Stupid'  TV - 2007 -
Brian Sewell and Phil Tufnelll.

'Don't Call Me Stupid'  TV - 2007 -
Phil Tufnell, Brian Sewell and Presenter Alexander Armstrong.

'Don't Call Me Stupid'  TV - 2007 -
Phil Tufnell and Brian Sewell.

'Don't Call Me Stupid'  TV - 2007 -
Phil Tufnell, Presenter Alexander Armstrong, Brian Sewell.

'Don't Call Me Stupid' - 2007
  (L-R)  Brian Sewell and Phil Tufnell.

'Don't Call Me Stupid' - 2007
    Brian Sewell.

'Don't Call Me Stupid' - 2007
  (L-R)  Phil Tufnell and Brian Sewell.

EVENING STANDARD THEATRE AWARDS 2004, LONDON, BRITAIN - 13 DEC 2004

Brian Sewell Evening Standard Writer With The Size 6 Boots In Hand That Helped Him Persuade A Magistrate That He Was Innocent Of A Motoring Offence Involving Teresa Keohane. Byline Pic 

Art Critic Brian Sewell Pictured With His Car. 

People Have To Queue To Get A Seat For The Debate When Brian Sewell Discusses The Works Of Female Artist Gwen John In A Forum With Germaine Greer. 

Germaine Greer Discusses The Works Of Female Artist Gwen John In A Forum With Brian Sewell. 

L-r Brian Sewell Angus Stewart (chair) And Germaine Greer Discuss The Works Of Artist Gwen John. Brian Sewell Discusses The Works Of Female Artist Gwen John In A Forum With Germaine Greer. 

A Full Room For The Debate When Brian Sewell Discusses The Works Of Female Artist Gwen John In A Forum With Germaine Greer.. 

Brian Sewell Discusses The Works Of Female Artist Gwen John In A Forum With Germaine Greer. 

Germaine Greer Discusses The Works Of Female Artist Gwen John In A Forum With Brian Sewell. Picture By: Nigel Howard 

Arts Critic Brian Sewell Pictured At An Evening Standard Luncheon. 

Pavel Seifter The Czech Ambassador Was Reunited With His Dog Cutty Who Has Been In Quarantine For 6 Months Under The Uk Laws. Brian Sewell (pictured) And His Dog 'nusch' Attend The Celebration Party. 

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