An odd combination: ‘Bill Viola/Michelangelo: Life, Death, Rebirth’ reviewed
The Renaissance master sits uneasily with a modern artist, says Daisy Dunn
What Goya really thought of the Church
The Spanish artist, subject of a major exhibition at the National Gallery, both celebrated and satirised Catholicism. Was he the most hypocritical artist who ever lived?
Art review: Naïve artist who knows how to break the rules
It can be hard to see what the fuss about Eileen Cooper is all about
Art review: The unsettling visions of a New York ad man
A retrospective of Mac Conner’s illustrations showcases his visionary talent
Art Review: The man who dared to believe in Impressionism
The National Gallery’s new show presents the Impressionists as bold heirs of Delacroix and Courbet
