Cranach
8 Mar—8 Jun 2008
In the Sackler Wing of Galleries2008 Season supported by Sotheby's
The Royal Academy of Arts presents the first major exhibition in Britain devoted to Lucas Cranach the Elder (c.1472–1553). The exhibition brings together some 70 works chosen to represent the quality and range of this important master.
From All Walks of Life
Genre paintings from the Royal Academy Collection
Until 07 Dec 2008
In the John Madejski Fine RoomsFree
This display explores the rich variety of genre paintings, or subjects of everyday life, from the Royal Academy's own collection.
What's On...
Artful Practice: Architectural Drawings by Richard Norman Shaw RA (1831-1912)
From 23 Feb 2008
Free
Tristram Hillier RA (1905–1983)
From 14 Mar 2008
Free
'A Secure Delight': Engravings of Landscape Gardens from Vitruvius Brittanicus (1739)
Until 04 Jul 2008
Free
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A man for all seasons
Commissioned by both Luther and his Catholic enemies, Lucas Cranach made art that breached the spiritual divide of his day. Jerry Brotton profiles this painter polymath.
Read more about A man for all seasons in RA Magazine
