NATIONAL GALLERY
July/August 2014
Variations in the paint used by artists tell an often ignored story of science, trade and ingenuity
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March 2014
Veronese has been hiding in plain sight. The pomp and drama of his vast works deserve a closer look
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January/February 2014
A new exhibition at the National Gallery brings together two radiant versions of Van Gogh’s sunflowers
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October 2013
The Viennese Secessionists brought a pioneering introspection to their bold new portraiture
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