Art

(Credit: Private Collection, USA. Photo courtesy of Mary-Anne Martin Fine Art New York)
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The unseen masterpieces of Frida Kahlo
By Holly Williams
The Dance by Paula Rego
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Paintings of 'rage, rebellion and pain'
By Beverley D'Silva
(Credit: Kent Monkman/ Collection of the Denver Art Museum)
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The images that have defined atrocities
By Karen Burshtein
Morning Sun, 1952 by Edward Hopper
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Art's most powerful 'lockdown' images
By Sally Grant
(Credit: Alamy)
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The symbol that spread around the world
By Matthew Wilson
(Credit: Alamy)
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Why planting a tree is a radical act
By Bel Jacobs
(Credit: Alamy)
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A coded symbol hidden in a masterpiece
By Kelly Grovier
Jacob Coeman Pieter Cnoll, family and their Enslaved servant, (Credit: Rijksmuseum)
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Facing up to a horrifying history
By Cath Pound
Illustration
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How to make the most of loneliness
By Beverley D'Silva
Elizabeth Taylor (pictured in a scene from the 1973 film Ash Wednesday) was known for her love of pearls (Credit: Paramount/Getty Images)
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The world's most famous pearl
By Matthew Wilson
(Credit: Petri Levälahti/ Rockstar Games)
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Photos showing life inside video games
By Thomas Hobbs
David Hockney, Woldgate Vista, 27 July 2005 (Credit: David Hockney/photo Richard Schmidt)
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How images of nature bring us joy
By Cath Pound
(Credit: Alamy)
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The ultimate forbidden fruit? A lemon
By Kelly Grovier
Angelico used the illusion of a vanishing point to draw our eyes towards a barred window behind Mary (Credit: Getty Images)
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The hidden meaning of a barred window
By Kelly Grovier
(Credit: Alamy)
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Is the nude selfie a new art form?
By Holly Williams
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