Well played sirrah.. Using The Marquess of Turberry's rules, and using Bartlett's Pass with the "Mind the Gap" amendment (The Sun is in Pisces, so that's allowed) I call at:

Hyde Park Corner > Cockfosters > Waterloo > Canada Water > Crossness > Poplar > Wembley Central > Looisham > West Kensington > East Ham > Turnham Green > White City > St John's Wood > Walthamstow Central > White Chapel > Waterloo > Sloane Square > Kings Cross > South Kensington > Pimlico> Victoria > Twyford>Paddington

Harrow and Wealdstone

Hyde Park Corner > Cockfosters > Waterloo > Canada Water > Crossness > Poplar > Wembley Central > Looisham > West Kensington > East Ham > Turnham Green > White City > St John's Wood > Walthamstow Central > White Chapel > Waterloo > Sloane Square > Kings Cross > South Kensington > Pimlico> Victoria > Twyford

Ooh that's a nasty move to get round.    I think we will have to use the Watling Street Variation, which says Players may only take the direct route between any two given points. and go straight to

Paddleington

Twyford

Well, as that last move backed everything up, I think I have to make my next move as if from Sloane Square, so we'll visit the Throne room at Buckingham Palace by going to:

Hyde Park Corner > Cockfosters > Waterloo > Canada Water > Crossness > Poplar > Wembley Central > Looisham > West Kensington > East Ham > Turnham Green > White City > St John's Wood > Walthamstow Central > White Chapel > Waterloo > Sloane Square > Kings Cross > South Kensington > Pimlico>

Victoria

Hyde Park Corner > Cockfosters > Waterloo > Canada Water > Crossness > Poplar > Wembley Central > Looisham > West Kensington > East Ham > Turnham Green > White City > St John's Wood > Walthamstow Central > White Chapel > Waterloo > Sloane Square > Kings Cross > South Kensington > Pimlico

just a reminder

Oh dear, that is a drain down which I do not wish to flush. So I'm going to play the Last Stand card, and move direct to...

Hyde Park Corner > Cockfosters > Waterloo > Canada Water > Crossness > Poplar > Wembley Central > Looisham > West Kensington > East Ham > Turnham Green > White City > St John's Wood > Walthamstow Central > White Chapel

Waterloo

Now someone needs to roll a double 6 for victory...

Are repeat visits allowed under this rule set? If not you need to leave at once via the town drain down train.

Only through the Desperate Last Stand exception (sometimes known as the Hail Mary clause), as first played by Lord Flushing of Bidet.

Which I did invoke :)

Hyde Park Corner > Cockfosters > Waterloo > Canada Water > Crossness > Poplar > Wembley Central > Looisham > West Kensington > East Ham > Turnham Green > White City > St John's Wood > Walthamstow Central > White Chapel > Waterloo > Sloane Square

Jolly hockey sticks!
Now I can invoke the burlington variation, as defined in Stovold’s. All WC postcodes count double, but cannot be followed by a consecutive WC code. Crescents are wild as rule 42 is of course suspended.

Kings Cross

Oh dear, that is a drain down which I do not wish to flush. So I'm going to play the Last Stand card, and move direct to...

Hyde Park Corner > Cockfosters > Waterloo > Canada Water > Crossness > Poplar > Wembley Central > Looisham > West Kensington > East Ham > Turnham Green > White City > St John's Wood > Walthamstow Central > White Chapel

Waterloo

Now someone needs to roll a double 6 for victory...

Are repeat visits allowed under this rule set? If not you need to leave at once via the town drain down train.

I refer you to the Embarassment in the pedestrian tunnel in the 2009 Lancashire league championship game.

Hyde Park Corner > Cockfosters > Waterloo > Canada Water > Crossness > Poplar > Wembley Central > Looisham > West Kensington > East Ham > Turnham Green > White City > St John's Wood > Walthamstow Central > White Chapel > Waterloo

And now:

Sloane Square

Oh dear, that is a drain down which I do not wish to flush. So I'm going to play the Last Stand card, and move direct to...

Hyde Park Corner > Cockfosters > Waterloo > Canada Water > Crossness > Poplar > Wembley Central > Looisham > West Kensington > East Ham > Turnham Green > White City > St John's Wood > Walthamstow Central > White Chapel

Waterloo

Now someone needs to roll a double 6 for victory...

Are repeat visits allowed under this rule set? If not you need to leave at once via the town drain down train.

Oh dear, that is a drain down which I do not wish to flush. So I'm going to play the Last Stand card, and move direct to...

Hyde Park Corner > Cockfosters > Waterloo > Canada Water > Crossness > Poplar > Wembley Central > Looisham > West Kensington > East Ham > Turnham Green > White City > St John's Wood > Walthamstow Central > White Chapel

Waterloo

Now someone needs to roll a double 6 for victory...

Are repeat visits allowed under this rule set? If not you need to leave at once via the town drain down train.

Well it was mentioned,  when it was visited before,

To make things extra easy Waterloo Mainline is irreversible if approached on the diagonal during a lateral pass. 

Does that help any?

Oh dear, that is a drain down which I do not wish to flush. So I'm going to play the Last Stand card, and move direct to...

Hyde Park Corner > Cockfosters > Waterloo > Canada Water > Crossness > Poplar > Wembley Central > Looisham > West Kensington > East Ham > Turnham Green > White City > St John's Wood > Walthamstow Central > White Chapel

Waterloo

Now someone needs to roll a double 6 for victory...

Are repeat visits allowed under this rule set? If not you need to leave at once via the town drain down train.

Oh dear, that is a drain down which I do not wish to flush. So I'm going to play the Last Stand card, and move direct to...

Hyde Park Corner > Cockfosters > Waterloo > Canada Water > Crossness > Poplar > Wembley Central > Looisham > West Kensington > East Ham > Turnham Green > White City > St John's Wood > Walthamstow Central > White Chapel

Waterloo

Now someone needs to roll a double 6 for victory...

Using the Thomas Crapper adjunct to the Bazalgette amendment (which extends the Bog Standard rules even deeper, allowing unfettered access to those Victorian sewers included in Bazalgette's later maps) I'll play this and claim the quadruple bonus points for the fourth visit to a WC plus triple point bonus for three WCs in a row ! I think I also need a good hosing down, but the bonus points were worth it...

Hyde Park Corner > Cockfosters > Waterloo > Canada Water > Crossness > Poplar > Wembley Central > Looisham > West Kensington > East Ham > Turnham Green > White City > St John's Wood > Walthamstow Central >

White Chapel

Well, following the same pattern as before, and as it's after midnight, I'll make an off-peak interchange move to bring us to:

Hyde Park Corner > Cockfosters > Waterloo > Canada Water > Crossness > Poplar > Wembley Central > Looisham > West Kensington > East Ham > Turnham Green > White City > St John's Wood >

Walthamstow Central

St John's Wood

Okay, I'll take another WC bonus if no-one else wants it:

Hyde Park Corner > Cockfosters > Waterloo > Canada Water > Crossness > Poplar > Wembley Central  > Looisham >  West Kensington > East Ham > Turnham Green >

White City

Hyde Park Corner > Cockfosters > Waterloo > Canada Water > Crossness > Poplar > Wembley Central  > Looisham >  West Kensington > East Ham

Given some of the places visited  I think it's going to

Turnham Green

Ooh, interesting move. In that case, I'll play for a WC modifier, and go for:

Wembley Central

Looisham

Ooh, interesting move. In that case, I'll play for a WC modifier, and go for:

Wembley Central

The problem is that what is defined as "Fine Art"

Actually, I never said Fine Art or suggested Fine Art - as we are talking about 3D as the central catalyst. So no need to worry about the fine art world. That was never my point or reference. It was you who started naming famous, traditional fine artists to make one of your points.

The problem is that what is defined as "Fine Art" in most of the Western World doesn't really match up with what is defined as "art" in other parts of the world,

Which is why I said critics because of context. THOSE in that part of the world would be best to judge the art from THEIR part of the world.

  If you want to argue with that, I suggest you go find a friend's kid and tear up their artwork in front of them while telling them that they're not qualified to create art. 

Not really relevant. No one is suggesting that a person/kid/anyone - can't do arts and crafts. Also, no one would suggest that the kid with the paper and crayon is doing fine art. lol

But anyone who observes a fair amount fo children's art can see and recognize a standout. Happens.

Someone has developed or acquired skill and creativity beyond their experience or years.

OTHERS (there's that word) may judge/recognize a talent or ability in that person.

Kids win art prizes and some illustrations are chosen for display up front.

Usually it's the best of anything that is asked to represent us.

The kid that stands out- they use their drawing of the flower for the school brochure......

The early craftsman is asked to make the sets for the school play.

Teachers select from their students artwork and pick pieces to keep and display.

There is no world where the feelings of the creative trump all else- unless someone has constructed a whole world inside their own head.

That's all my point is and was.