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Saint Francis of Assisi review: exhibition chronicles his presence in art
The Week Recommends Small, free show at the National Gallery is ‘enrapturing’ and ‘fascinating’
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Just Stop Oil: Do radical protests turn the public away from a cause? Here’s the evidence
feature A number of studies have looked at whether radical protests alienate the public
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Lucian Freud: New Perspectives – a magnificent display of painterly flair
The Week Recommends National Gallery exhibition brings together more than 60 paintings created over seven decades
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Winslow Homer: Force of Nature – an ‘eye-opening odyssey’ of an exhibition
The Week Recommends National Gallery show aims ‘to enlarge Homer’s transatlantic reputation’ – and it deserves to succeed
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The National Gallery and slavery: a complex legacy
feature Gallery has published report linking some of its most famous donors, artists and paintings to the Atlantic slave trade
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Gabriele Finaldi: National Gallery unveils its new director
Speed Read Formerly head of Italian and Spanish painting at the London gallery, Finaldi has been at the Prado since 2002
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Strange Beauty – reviews of German Renaissance art show
The Week Recommends The good, the bad and the ugly - National Gallery show highlights troubled history of German Renaissance art
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Vermeer paintings at National Gallery are 'absolutely sublime'
The Week Recommends NG's new show, Vermeer and Music, offers a rare opportunity to see Vermeer masterpieces
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