Stuffed mermaids, baroque masterpieces and David Hockney at dawn – the week in art
05-06-2020 15:18 via theguardian.com

Stuffed mermaids, baroque masterpieces and David Hockney at dawn – the week in art

Books gather treasures from Europe’s strangest collections and show what we’re missing at the National Gallery, and artists respond to George Floyd’s death – all in your weekly dispatchCabinets of CuriositiesWith museums closed, a richly illustrated book of artistic wonders is the next best thing. This new extra-large volume is full of photographs of some of Europe’s most surreal collections. The cabinet of curiosities was a Renaissance ancestor of the modern museum
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