Laura Gascoigne

Modern, timeless, effortlessly avant-garde: Pasquarosa, at the Estorick Collection, reviewed

Her wonderfully honest paintings are as fresh today as when they first charmed London a century ago

‘Oysters, Mussels and Lemon’, c. 1963, by Pasquarosa. Courtesy Archivio Nino e Pasquarosa Bertoletti, Rome
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  • Pasquarosa: From Muse to Painter

    Estorick Collection, until 28 April

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