Artemisia Gentileschi’s show at London’s National Gallery opens in October.
Its catalogue is the first full monograph ever to be published on the artist was one of the greatest painters of the Italian Baroque. Her works are full of theatricality and dramatic immediacy. Many of them show off biblical and mythological heroines with a kind of reckless excitability.
Artemisia (National Gallery London, USD 45, GBP 35; GBP 30 if purchased through the National Gallery’s shops or website)
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