Look at the extracts from newspaper reviews, and decide what is being talked about in each one.

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  1. 4. He usually works in black and white, and in my opinion that’s the medium he should stick to. His colour shots are too static and are heavily over-filtered, the strong lighting washes out any subtlety, and much of it is out of focus.
  2. 6. Mimi Latouche is getting a little too old for this kind of thing, and as I watched her pirouette across the stage in a tutu two sizes too small, she reminded me not so much of a swan as a rather ungainly crow.
  3. 7. Move over Michelangelo! You have a rival. Vittorio Manelleto’s marble pieces embody the human form in a way that has not been achieved in over 500 years.
  4. 9. ‘Dawn View of London’ takes in the whole of the city as seen from the top of Parliament Hill, although the artist has removed some of the less attractive buildings from the foreground.
  5. 10. In his new book on Ernest Hemingway, acclaimed writer Michael Norris has brought the great man to life in a way nobody else could.
  6. 13. Stone Angel is an hilarious tale about the fall and rise of an opera singer. I picked it up and didn’t put it down until I had finished. A fantastic book.
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  1. 1. Dylan Thomas showed remarkable eloquence, and this latest compilation of some of his finest prose will surely be a bestseller.
  2. 2. The painting shows a lot of red circles and triangles inside squares floating in the sky above a yellow sea, and is titled ‘Contractual Obligation Metamorphosis’.
  3. 3. Bruschetta’s studies of dead animals might not be to everyone’s taste, but it is impossible to deny his skill in representing inanimate objects like these on canvas.
  4. 4. I had to study the picture for almost two minutes before I realised who it was. It was none other than our Queen. I doubt she would have been amused.
  5. 5. Shot entirely on location in Iran, this is perhaps the director’s finest hour. A stunning setting, fine performances from the leads, and a cast of thousands of extras make this a truly visual feast.
  6. 8. Herbert von Erding has been conducting now for almost 40 years, and his final appearance yesterday was greeted with a standing ovation from both musicians and members of the audience.
  7. 11. There are no great tenors in Britain. That is until now. Brian Clack’s performance in La Traviatta sent shudders down my spine. What a man! What a voice! What a size!
  8. 12. The scenery was wonderful. The costumes were marvellous. The cast were incredible. I wish I could say the same about the script. The playwright should be shot.