'Turner & Constable' at #Tate Britain- Turner's 'Dolbadern Castle' and Constable's 'A Boat Passing a Lock', both from the #royalacademyofarts collection, looking splendid in the first room!

'We Will Get Through This With Art'- painting by Bob and Roberta Smith on display at #royalacademyofarts as part of 'The Art Saleroom' this weekend.

#GertrudeHermes' 'The Warrior's Tomb' (1941) depicting a sinking submarine from above, is one of two works from the #RoyalAcademy collection currently on display in 'Artist as Witness' at the Russell-Cotes in Bournemouth russellcotes.com/event/artist...

Reading about Carol Weight's work as a war artist in @britishartjournal.bsky.social- this brilliant Athens street scene (1946) is in the Imperial War Museum collection

04/1156 One of a group of preparatory studies by Leighton for his painting 'Captive Andromache' in the Manchester Art Gallery. #royalacademyofarts

A favourite from the brilliant #royalacademyofart collection of #Hogarth prints is this woodcut copy of his own 'Cruelty in Perfection' that he had made to appeal to the market for woodcuts (sold more cheaply and in greater quantities than the copper engravings he made himself). RA 17/3881

Standout works by Academicians at the LAPADA fair on Berkeley Square- a brilliant Sickert, a tiny Constable sketch, an unusual Munnings, and an Augustus John drawing.

Last week to see Turner In Light and Shade at the Whitworth, Manchester, which includes a group of RA loans- my favourite is this annotated impression of 'The Lake of Thun'. www.whitworth.manchester.ac.uk/whats-on/exh...

Some wonderful images of the RA's 1935-6 International Exhibition of Chinese Art included, and its wider significance ('the first comprehensive global show of Chinese art'- 420k visitors in 14 weeks!) explored in a new Durham University resource stories.durham.ac.uk/journey-of-a....

Beautiful Peter Coker etching of undergrowth in Epping Forest from the RA collection

John Singer Sargent in Capri, Roger Fry in Rome, now on display at Tate Britain.

Paul Maitland's work is too little-known but he was a wonderful painter of late 19th century London. His 'Factories bordering the River' recently went on display at Tate Britain.

What paintings would you want for your artificial city? Turner's 'Peace-Burial at Sea', Sargent's 'Nonchaloir', and Vermeer's 'Girl with a Pearl Earring' in episode 2 of 'Paradise'

Detail of Peter Kennard's 'Haywain with Cruise Missiles' in the exhibition at the Whitechapel Gallery. Great to see the original photomontage, so often reproduced.

A favourite work by a favourite artist: George Clausen's portrait of his brother-in-law Alfred George Webster. It's in the Usher Gallery, Lincoln, along with a collection of Webster's own paintings.

Sir Joshua Reynolds' studio experiments on display at the Royal Academy of Arts