Augustus John

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LONDON – Britain’s National Portrait Gallery has acquired a portrait of Dylan Thomas by his close friend Augustus John, it was announced today, August 16, 2018. The portrait, which links two of the most significant cultural figures in 20th-century Britain, has been purchased with support from the National Heritage Memorial Fund, Art Fund and The Thompson […]

LONDON – How did Britain’s Empire influence the creation and collection of art over the past 400 years? And how did artists themselves reinforce, resist and reflect the Empire in their work? This autumn Tate Britain will present a unique exhibition about Imperial visual culture that will show art from across the British Isles, North […]