Seventy years before Peter Doig even thought of producing his first richly embroidered landscape, Canadian painters had set the standard for him... more
Thousands more people are to be encouraged to try Britain's museums and galleries with a new National Art Pass which will also help buy masterpieces for the nation
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Dulwich Picture Gallery is hosting the first British exhibition of the original works of Norman Rockwell, modern America’s best-loved illustrator... more
World's top galleries are lending masterpieces by artists from Velazquez and Vermeer to Rembrandt and David Hockney to help the Dulwich Picture Gallery mark its 200th anniversary next year... more
Andrew Wyeth’s bleak nature paintings bring to London the romantic myth of the solitary American — but the accompanying works of his father and son merely show that talent doesn’t run in the family.... more
Paul Nash is revered as a war artist
— but a spring scene, purchased by the Queen Mother, proves he was also a masterful painter of the English landscape... more
Couple who rescued Wandsworth Museum from closure with more than £2million of help are among five recipients of the Prince of Wales medal for arts philanthropy... more
Forty writers, actors, musicians and artists, from Eric Clapton to Joanna Lumley, have produced an unusual self-portrait for an exhibition opening... more
Enjoyable, useful, purposeful - Dulwich Picture Gallery's survey of a 17th-century family of Dutch painters is the model for others to follow, says Brian Sewell.... more
In attempting to trace the evolution of children's portraiture from the 17th to the 19th century the German curated exhibtion at the Dulwich Picture Gallery falls short.... more
The most mesmerising view of London is reserved for employees of the offices at 30 St Mary Axe, their guests and those willing to spend £1,000 to become an individual "member".... more
East meets West in the A Slap in the Face! exhibition, the V&A traces the influence of surrealism on design and Camouflage takes us from the battlefield to the catwalk.... more
The Imperial War Museum's current Henry Moore exhibition concentrates on his artistic responses to war and proves that his work is as vivid and poignant as ever.... more
Adam Elsheimer painted very small pictures and died when he was 32 but, as the new exhibition at the Dulwich Gallery will show, his influence was felt throughout Europe.... more
Exclusive: After high-profile allegations this season, Charlton's manager is pleased the issue is now being addressed but says the authorities still have plenty of work to do
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