Peter Paul Rubens, The Virgin in Adoration of the Child , c. 1616, oil on panel, 65 x 50 cm. KBC Bank, Antwerp, Snijders&Rockox House.
Peter Paul Rubens, Portrait of a Lady , c. 1625, oil on panel, 79.7 x 65.7 cm. Courtesy Dulwich Picture Gallery.
Peter Paul Rubens and Frans Snyders, Diana Returning from the Hunt, c. 1623, oil on canvas, 136 x 184 cm. Courtesy bpk | Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden | Elke Estel | Hans - Peter Klut.
Rubens & Women, Exhibition, Dulwich Picture Gallery, London: 27 September 2023-28 January 2024
If you thought that Ruben’s women were limited to sexy, buxom ladies, with luscious curves, with or without wings, this exhibition will show you that this is far from the truth. Don’t miss this unique chance to see over 40 masterpieces, painted by the famous Flemish Baroque artist (1577–1640), which have been gathered from collections all over the world.
Helen Chadwick, In the Kitchen (Stove) 1977. © The Estate of the Artist. Courtesy Richard Saltoun Gallery, London and Rome
Women in Revolt, Exhibition, Tate Britain,
London: 8 November 2023 – 7 April 2024
Tate Britain presents Women in Revolt!, a landmark exhibition of feminist art in the UK from 1970 to 1990.
Edgar Degas, Dancer Seen from Behind, c. 1873. Collection of David Lachenmann
Impressionists on Paper: Degas to Toulouse-Lautrec, Exhibition, Royal Academy of Arts, London: 25 November 2023-10 March 2024
Originally drawings, pastels, watercolours, temperas, and gouaches were used as preparatory techniques for a final work of art. This exhibition shows the way they became accepted as autonomous works of art, in France in the 19th century.
Edgar Degas, Dancer Seen from Behind, c. 1873. Collection of David Lachenmann
Capturing the Moment: A Journey through Painting and Photography, Tate Modern, London: 14 June 2023-28 January 2024
"Capturing the Moment" presents an ongoing dialogue between some of the greatest painters and photographers of recent generations, exploring how these two mediums have influenced and inspired each other in their quest to capture moments in time.
Philip Guston, Sleeping, 1977. © The Estate of Philip Guston. Photograph by Genevieve Hanson, courtesy Hauser & Wirth
Philip Guston, Exhibition, Tate Modern,
London: 5 October 2023-25 February 2024
Philip Guston (1913-1980) is one of the 20th century's most remarkable artists. Marking his first major retrospective in the UK in two decades, the exhibition delves into Guston's extraordinary 50-year career, featuring over 100 paintings and drawings.