ROYAL ACADEMY
January/February 2015
When the big shows are overrun by the holiday hordes, seize the moment to savour minority tastes
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November 2014
Giovanni Battista Moroni was a sharp-eyed portraitist who painted working people as well as the rich
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October 2014
Sigmar Polke's preoccupation with process meant he never captured the public's imagination
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A distrust of politicians and a compassion for working people drove Honoré Daumier's work
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