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Including works by Picasso, Pisarro and Hodgkins, this stunning collection of 20th-century works was lovingly handed down through three generations of chosen family

Writing for the New Statesman in 1953, the artist Patrick Heron described Matthew Smith (1879鈥�1959) as 鈥榚asily the most important English painter of his generation鈥�.

For Tate鈥檚 'Van Gogh and Britain' exhibition, opening on 27th March 2019, The National Gallery is lending its Sunflowers 鈥� which will be displayed in a fresh context, to show its impact on British art.

It is something of a glib truism to say that war has always been full of carnage, pain and brutality.

The City of London possesses almost twice as many works of art as the National Gallery (4,500 pieces versus 2,300). The fruits of this collection are shown off in the Guildhall Art Gallery, an impressive building by Richard Gilbert Scott that you can freely wander round any...

Art collector Frank Cohen recounts how he went from postcard-size Lowrys to filling a warehouse

When the Tate gallery in London held a major Matthew Smith exhibition in 1953, Francis Bacon wrote 鈥淚 very much admire Matthew Smith,鈥�