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The 18th century is particularly well-represented in this year’s exhibition calendar. Tate Britain’s Hogarth and Europe (3 November-20 March 2022) will explore William Hogarth’s depictions of London life alongside contemporary paintings of similar scenes created in Paris, Amsterdam and Venice. Although Hogarth is sometimes thought of as a narrowly English artist, he was alert to artists ploughing a similar furrow on the continent, and mined their work for inspiration just as they borrowed from his.  At the Royal Academy, Francis Bacon: Man and Beast (spring, dates tbc) will examine the artist’s lifelong interest in animals, demonstrating that while he was far from an animal lover – he hated dogs – he was deeply fascinated by them. Taking in paintings from every stage of his career, the show suggests that Bacon felt he could best understand human nature by observing the often vicious, unfiltered behaviour of animals. A highlight will be his trio of bullfight painting

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