Laura Gascoigne

Masterclass of an exhibition: Impressionists on Paper, at the RA, reviewed

The thesis of this once-in-a-lifetime show is that modern drawing began with the impressionists

‘Dancer Seen from Behind’, c. 1873, by Edgar Degas. Credit: Collection of David Lachenmann
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    Royal Academy of Arts, until 10 March 2024

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