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Artists recall David Hockney’s lasting influence as Britain mourns a pioneering painter

“He never stopped looking, questioning and testing the limits of how we see ourselves and how an image can be

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Raja Ravi Varma painting sets record at ₹167.2 crore, underscoring surge in Indian art market

“This national treasure deserves to be made available for public viewing periodically.” A late 19th-century painting by Raja Ravi Varma