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<p>John Craxton, ‘Pastoral for PW’, 1948</p>

Why maverick painter John Craxton deserves his moment in the sun

He was flatmates with Lucian Freud before they later fell out, and he was largely forgotten when he moved from London to Crete in 1960. An exhibition at Pallant House Gallery gives artist John Craxton his due but, writes Alastair Smart, was he forgotten for not suffering enough for his art?

<p>RB Kitaj, ‘Synchrony with F.B. – General of Hot Desire’ 1968-69</p>

Why isn’t RB Kitaj better known? We need more artists like him

<p>Edgar Degas, 'Dancer Seen from Behind’, c. 1873</p>

The RA’s Impressionists on Paper show is a jewel of an exhibition

<p>Jill Posener, ‘Fiat Ad’, 1979</p>

In Women in Revolt! at Tate, radical artists finally get their moment

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