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Pastel Turqueries — Jean-Etienne Liotard show in London

The Royal Academy’s Sackler Wing is lit like a pearly shell for a tour through the pastel, chalk and oils

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Misogyny, madness and old age – Glass reviews the Goya exhibition at the Courtauld Gallery opening today

Misogyny, madness and old age – Glass reviews the Goya exhibition at the Courtauld Gallery opening today In 1793, after

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The art of patience – Glass reviews Basil Twist’s stunning craftsmanship and puppet-poetry, Dogugaeshi at The Barbican

The art of patience – Glass reviews Basil Twist’s stunning craftsmanship and puppet-poetry, Dogugaeshi at The Barbican Maybe it is

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In the bleak mid-winter – Ian Bostridge sings Winterreise at the Barbican

In the bleak mid-winter – Ian Bostridge sings Winterreise at the Barbican When Schubert first played his new cycle of

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Air, land and sea

Imagine a tour of Antwerp that ignores Belgium’s finest Gothic cathedral, the diamond district and Rubens. Imagine a tour that

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Fishwives and knitted herrings

[slideshow_deploy id=’18321′]   Swan House is classic Hastings. Go past the Tourist Information centre and Iceland, keep walking to Argos

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Dash and brio win the day

[slideshow_deploy id=’17280′]   Alice in Wonderland’s creator, Lewis Carroll, used to visit Cowley Manor in the 1890s. He sought inspiration

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