Laura Gascoigne

After Impressionism – Inventing Modern Art, at the National Gallery, reviewed

Don't miss the rare Van Goghs, André Derains and Gauguins, all on loan from private collections

‘The Channel of Gravelines, Grand Fort-Philippe’, 1890, by Georges Seurat. © The National Gallery, London
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    National Gallery, until 13 August

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