Laura Gascoigne

Suppress your groans: this women-only show is fascinating

The stand-out artists in Tate Britain's Now You See Us show ignore masculine fashion and keep things simple

Magical: ‘The Passing Train’, 1890, by Marianne Stokes
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  • Now You See Us: Women Artists in Britain 1520-1920

    Tate Britain, until 13 October

  • Beryl Cook / Tom of Finland

    Studio Voltaire, until 25 August

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