
British Landscapes: A Sense of Place
Until Nov 1
A landmark survey of artistic responses to British landscapes from the 18th to 20th centuries
"The best work, by contrast, finds strangeness in the familiar, and summons a forceful, idiosyncratic poetry. Paul Nash and Ivon Hitchens are the stars, although a couple of free-and-easy drawings by Peter Lanyon, inspired by gliding above Cornwall, are thrilling β and don't deserve to be stuffed in a corner."



