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Degas - Lord of the dance

14.09.11
An exhibition at the Royal Academy displays the master Impressionist's irrepressible determination to capture movement, says Brian Sewell... more

Cezanne shows his hand

25.11.10
The father of Cubism comes under close scrutiny in an intriguing study of his Card Players at the Courtauld — and it’s not all flattering... more

Future art stars cause a New Sensation

15.10.10
Twenty artists hailed as stars of the future are getting the chance to show their work alongside that of 60 masters, from Picasso and Warhol to Manet, Rodin and Cézanne... more

Trouble in paradise for Gauguin

30.09.10
A wild and self-destructive genius, Gauguin is now notorious for his sexual appetite for island girls — but his paintings remain things of force and mystery... more

£17m lost treasure trove of art finally goes under the hammer

22.04.10
More than £17 million of art that belonged to a dealer who championed Cézanne and Picasso is to be sold this summer after a 29-year battle over ownership... more

Time to enter Threadneedle Prize

08.04.10
Painters and sculptors who see themselves as heirs to Freud and Moore should enter for the Threadneedle Prize, now upon us for the third year... more

Modern masterpieces set to make £69 million at Sotheby's

12.01.10
An importantlandscape by Gustav Klimt seized by the Nazis and lost for decades is one of three works expected to make more than £10 million at Sotheby's... more

Art books of the year

10.12.09
Van Gogh's letters, Grayson Perry's pots, a scholarly study of Caravaggio and a glimpse into the world of the insane Henry Darger - just a few of the treats guaranteed to give pleasure this Christmas... more

In search of the perfect glass of Beaujolais

06.11.09
In the Beaujolais region of France, Daisy Prince found naked grape pickers, bowler-hatted counts and a fairy-tale castle... more

Pointless pleasures from Corot to Monet

16.07.09
Never mind the gaps in the National Gallery’s survey of landscape, the joy is in the wonderfully impetuous sketches.... more

An Englishman all at sea with form and perspective

21.11.08
It is not a joke to describe Alfred Sisley as the English Impressionist, for Monet, Renoir, Pissarro and Cézanne were his friends.... more

Smaller art galleries paint bright picture as visitors rise

20.11.08
Smaller art galleries in London have recorded a dramatic increase in visitors... more

Cézanne takes you down...

18.07.08
The Courtauld Institute offers a rare chance to get close to the most widely influential and revered of all the Impressionists. ... more

London's must-see art exhibitions

09.07.08
From Damien Hirst to Cézanne, there are several must-see exhibitions on this summer.... more

Celebration as Sotheby's sale tops £100 million

26.06.08
Sotheby's is celebrating after more than £100 million was spent during a night of record-breaking art sales... more

Courtauld shows all Cézannes

25.06.08
The Courtauld Gallery is to show its entire collection of works by Paul Cézanne for the first time; including Card Players and Man With A Pipe.... more

Gormley joins Monet for a record art sale season

17.06.08
More than £200 million worth of art, including a large model of Antony Gormley's Angel Of The North, goes on view at Sotheby's in London... more

Rare glimpse of 1890s Paris

16.06.08
The Courtauld Gallery is lending rarely seen scenes of Parisian society at the time of Cézanne and Toulouse-Lautrec for an exhibition in London... more

Roll up, roll up

28.03.08
Dulwich Gallery’s survey of 100 years of American painting is a confidence trick, a parade of very modest pictures, says Brian Sewell.... more

Are the Russians coming?

20.12.07
Academy blockbuster in doubt as export licences are blocked... more

£150m art show that's all for sale

11.10.07
Christie's has launched a new gallery space in London with a £150 million public exhibition.... more

Cezanne's watercolour makes £12m at sale

09.05.07
Nearly £140 million of art was sold in one night as buyers sent prices rocketing during an auction in New York.... more

£125m worth of masterpieces go on show

18.04.07
The most expensive post-war painting to come to auction is among £125 million worth of art going on show in London.... more

Learning from the old masters

16.03.07
Eighty-year-old Leon Kossoff has been a student of the National Gallery for his entire artistic life, drawing and etching directly from the paintings he admires in its collection.... more

Critic's choice: top five exhibitions

08.03.07
Canaletto, Renoir and Gilbert & George are among the exhibitions well worth catching in the capital this week.... more

A blot on Renoir's landscape

26.02.07
Renoir is féted for sensuous female flesh and convivial cafè-concert scenes, but the new exhibition at the National Gallery tells another story.... more

Sotheby's reveals £150m lot

31.01.07
Sotheby's has unveiled a remarkable collection of Impressionist and modern art that it expects to sell for £150 million next week.... more

Let the Welsh pay for their own gallery

15.01.07
The principality has put a ragbag of its pictures briefly on show at Christie's - and brought the begging bowls too, says Brian Sewell.... more

$30m for paintings in bumper art sale

08.11.06
Two artworks have each sold for more than $30 million at the biggest Sotheby's auction of Impressionist and modern art in 16 years. The sale in New York made a total of $238 million. ... more

Sensational Cezanne

03.10.06
Paul Cezanne was largely ignored in his lifetime, but the National Gallery's free retrospective will cement his reputation as a modern giant.... more


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