How the Beano broke the rules
The children’s comic has kept its anarchic spirit alive for more than 80 years, with circulation figures more grown-up publications…
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“Picturing the Invisible”: Ten years on from the Fukushima disaster
A new exhibition provides a photographic portrait of communities living with radiation and trauma a decade after the Japanese earthquake,…
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Farewell to Tom Stoddart, a photography master
His career spanned four decades and was much admired and respected for its humanity, depth and perspective.
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How William Hodges captured Captain Cook’s adventures
The official artist attached to Cook’s second expedition was never meant to be on board.
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Hogarth and the Continent
How the artist was influenced by European painters – and influenced them in turn.
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How Chiura Obata combined the traditions of Japanese and American art
The painter made a career that melded the oriental and occidental styles.
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The Hokusai of Sussex
Eric Slater was an unassuming man, but his Japanese art-inspired woodcut prints show his brilliance.
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How Nicolas Poussin let loose
A sumptuous exhibition shows how the austere classicist found revelry, sex, drunkenness and abandon.
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