Algernon Newton: rediscovering British art’s “Canaletto of the canals”
The painter’s depopulated cities and landscapes are visions of a 20th-century world wracked by war.
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New Thinking.
The painter’s depopulated cities and landscapes are visions of a 20th-century world wracked by war.
ByHaving survived cancer, the artist has returned home to Margate. Now she’s working on her legacy.
ByIn a new exhibition at the Courtauld Gallery the artist’s unsettling work speaks to the pain of the human condition.
ByA new exhibition of the artist’s work at the Tate Britain reveals her skill at turning mundanity into profundity.
ByThe 17th-century Dutch artist was the first professional painter to record the New World – and the view was far…
ByThe mid-century artist rejected London glamour for her husband RS Thomas and the hillsides of their beloved Wales.
ByA new exhibition presents the artist as a highly complex man whose unsettling work had innumerable narrative interpretations.
ByHis 1905 painting Red Sunset on the Dnieper shows a Ukrainian village illuminated, something which today carries inescapably dark connotations.
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