Yinka Shonibare and Thomas Gainsborough: A Conversation at the National Gallery
In 1953, an exhibition of four British artworks was held in Paris to mark the succession to the…
By James WhiteIn 1953, an exhibition of four British artworks was held in Paris to mark the succession to the…
By James WhiteWith its glistening sea, luminous blue skies and intense light, the Côte d’Azur has long since held a…
By James WhiteWhen Dame Barbara Hepworth (1903-1975) tragically died in a house fire 51 years ago, British art lost one…
By James WhiteEmerging as a young talent of real promise whilst a student at the Royal Academy Schools, Richard Dadd…
By James WhiteFew artists, if any, have become interwoven into the fabric of their national identity as Magdalena Carmen Frida…
By James WhiteApril of this year saw the passing of one of the world's most instantly recognisable painterly originals, the…
By James WhiteCertain artists seemingly have a universal allure that appeals to all. One thinks of Dali, Matisse, Kahlo and…
By James WhiteWith his prominent white forelock, monocle and cape, the American artist James McNeill Whistler (1834-1903) in his pomp…
By James WhiteThe Spanish Baroque master Francisco de Zurbarán (1598-1664) is arguably best known for his austere depictions of saints,…
By James WhiteFrom his gold lamé-suited Royal College of Art graduation to octogenarian present, David Hockney has long ploughed his…
By James White