The witty landscapes of Dosso Dossi
For the Italian painter, the countryside was a realm of diversion and delight.
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How Francis Bacon shunned the traditions of British art
A new book, Francis Bacon: Revelations, shows the painter as he tried to recapture the intensity of wartime when the…
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The pared-back landscapes of Anna-Eva Bergman
In her quest to reveal the divine in nature, the Norwegian painter stripped back the landscape to its essential forms.…
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How Pierre-Jacques Volaire perched his viewers on the rim of Vesuvius
Volaire witnessed most of the major volcanic events of the second half of the 18th century and, in his paintings, he…
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The fabric of nature
It was tapestry, not landscape painting, that first brought the outdoors indoors.
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Atkinson Grimshaw’s glistening landscapes of Victorian prosperity
In the world of Atkinson Grimshaw it is always autumn or winter, always evening, and the rain has just passed…
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A Voice Above the Linn by Robbie Lawrence
A poignant photographic tribute to a botanical master and friend.
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Marieke Lucas Rijneveld: “Openly Falling”
A new poem by the International Booker Prize winner, written in response to Curtis Parratt’s photo “Fall (5)”.
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