Michael Amherst

Rich, beautiful and vital: John Craxton, at Pallant House Gallery, reviewed

A retrospective that allows you to feel the full sensual force of this British mystic's paintings

‘Two Figures and Setting Sun’ (1952-1967), by John Craxton. Credit: Estate of John Craxton/DACS All rights reserved, 2023
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  • John Craxton: A Modern Odyssey

    Pallant House Gallery, Chichester, until 21 April 2024

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