Spread over four floors of Somerset House, the Courtauld Gallery features art dating from the 1400s to the present day.
Many of the rooms in the building have their own fascinating histories - I enjoyed learning about them as much as I enjoyed the art.
See Henry Moore’s sketches that capture the quiet turmoil of people hiding in London Underground stations during the Blitz, alongside his post-war sculptures.
See Louise Bourgeois’ 1960s drawings, featuring abstract, colourful shapes that showcase her unique artistic process and ideas.
See paintings by Claude Monet featuring stunning views of the Thames, capturing its mysterious light and radiant colours from his 1900s London series.
Showcase of Wayne Thiebaud’s vibrant paintings of classic American items like diner food and pinball machines, marking his UK debut.