UNRULY NATURE
Théodore Rousseau (1812-67) is among the great figures of mid-19th century French painting. The major Autumn Special Exhibition sheds light on Rousseau’s richly varied life’s work, where landscape painting, in particular, becomes a battle ground for his era’s wild, violent innovations in painting. Read more.
In praise of Ryoji Koie, the enfant terrible of Japanese ceramics