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British art season. (Report from Europe).(Brief Article)
The art season in British museums and galleries opened in September and continues until February 2002. It includes artworks from the sixteenth century to the present. The World City gallery at the Museum of London opens on December 8. Among the exhibitions are Painted Ladies: Women at the Court of Charles II at the National Portrait Gallery until January 6, 2002 (see The Magazine ANTIQUES, October 2001, pp. 436-438); Art on ...
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