Claudia Pritchard
28 July 2022
On fire in Venice: creativity in a changing landscape
A fire that destroyed a library in Venice 455 years ago has inspired a superb Anselm Kiefer exhibition on loss and retrieval
Read the full article07 April 2022
Raphael: genius, interrupted
The National Gallery’s new Raphael exhibition hints at where the artist’s talent might have led him had he not died young
Read the full article31 March 2022
Calm after the storm: the art born of war
The unexpectedly timely Postwar Modern at the Barbican showcases the ability of refugee artists to create great work after escaping conflict
Read the full article10 March 2022
Burri’s treasure: an artistic great who hid his work away
In a reclaimed tobacco warehouse in Umbria once used to squirrel away his favourite paintings, Alberto Burri’s work now reaches out to a wider audience
Read the full article06 January 2022
Albrecht Dürer on the road to enlightenment
CLAUDIA PRITCHARD enjoys a European journey in the company of a German genius.
Read the full article11 November 2021
Remember me: An exhibition to show the selfies of days gone by
A new exhibition of portrait paintings at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam shows how Renaissance artists captured their subjects almost as clearly as we can on our phones today.
Read the full article07 October 2021
The mastery, and muses, of Dante Gabriel Rosetti
As Italy and the literary world marks 700 years since the death of Dante Alighieri, portraits by his namesake, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, resound with the writer’s influence on the painter’s art.
Read the full article10 August 2021
Few painters understood the everyday life of city dwellers as Jean Dubuffet did
How Jean Dubuffet reinvented cityscapes, the female nude.. and even his own work. By CLAUDIA PRITCHARD
Read the full article19 July 2021
Nina Hamnett: the Queen of Bohemia
Nina Hamnett's artistic career shone brilliantly and briefly, until overshadowed by her lifestyle. A new show restores the focus on her work
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21 January 2021
Canaletto’s work set to go on display in Bath as paintings prove crucial to climate change research
14 June 2020
The big picture: New Hockney and Gayford book discusses origins of creating art
28 November 2019
The Life of Riley… Is Bridget Britain’s greatest living artist?
26 September 2019
Gauguin in the frame: How should we judge the controversial portrait painter?
13 July 2019
Felix Vallotton: The artist who captured Paris and its people at their most dynamic
21 April 2019
The painting which links Van Gogh’s inspirations with his influences
