
Jack B. Yeats & Oskar Kokoschka
Compton Verney, until 14 December
In 1962 Oskar Kokoschka drew record crowds to his Tate retrospective — belated recognition for the Austrian-born artist who had lived in London, on and off, since 1938.

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