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Natural and sacred forces: The art of Australia
The idea of Australia looms large in the imagination. As the site of ‘the world’s...
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Daumier: chronicler and satirist of 19th-century Paris
The first British exhibition of Honoré Daumier’s work in 50 years is currently showing in...
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Vermeer and his contemporaries at the Frick
An old family friend, an artist, now 85, spent the years of he Second World War with her family in...
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Three contemporary landscape artists
Landscape is often considered a ‘safe’, traditional subject, yet there is an exciting...
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Caillebotte – an Impressionist by association
Gustave Caillebotte(1848–94) was a French painter whom art historians tend to place with...
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Engaging the viewer - the sculpture of Gill Gatfield
The elegant forms of New Zealand sculptor Gill Gatfield’s work are seductively simple, beckoning...