| BRAVURA | British artists repeatedly hold very superior display of daring (7) |
| TABLEAU | First chart? Superior display (7) |
| ARARAT | Artists repeatedly hide in a tunnel mainly in a mountain (6) |
| RARAAVIS | A volume is overseen by artists repeatedly? It's not something you see often |
| BRAVADO | Insincere display of daring (7) |
| ISOTOPE | That is containing very superior form of chemical element (7) |
| OPINION | Something held, though it's nothing to hold very tightly (7) |
| SUPPERS | Claimants hold very quiet dinners (7) |
| ATELIER | Studio for both French and British artists! (7) |
| VANUATU | Very superior fish are caught - from South Pacific Islands |
| UNITONE | A group of avant-garde British artists including Barbara Hepworth, Henry Moore, Ben Nicholson and its prime mover, Paul Nash (4,3) |
| GILBERT | ___ and George, British artists (7) |
| OBVIOUS | Plain old vehicle holds very interested observer at the front |
| DOTESON | Holds very dear perfume to be returned to Dorothy |
| EXPLOIT | Make most of daring deed (7) |
| DESCEND | Escape death after start of daring climb down (7) |
| AUSORUM | Fabula ____: a tale of daring deeds |
| STUNT | Amaze with the first display of daring |
| HIRST | Exponent of the Young British Artists group who created the installation of a tiger shark preserved |
| UNIT | A measure of alcohol intake; or, with "One", a group of British artists and sculptors in the 1930s including Frances Hodgkins, Henry Moore, Paul Nash and Ben Nicholson (4) |
