Martin Gayford

An immensely rich show – though it consists of only two paintings: Rubens at the Wallace Collection reviewed

Two masterpieces of landscape painting are reunited after more than 200 years apart

Escape to the country: ‘An Autumn Landscape with a View of Het Steen in the Early Morning’, probably 1636, by Peter Paul Rubens. Credit: © The National Gallery, london
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  • Rubens: Reuniting the Great Landscapes

    The Wallace Collection, until 15 August

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