The Independent Recommends: The Five Best Shows
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European war through the etchings of Jaques Callot, Goya (right) and Otto Dix: horror, and madness. To 26 Sept
Van Dyck (Royal Academy, London)
Elegant, melancholy and short-lived portraitist to countless burghers, nobles and royals; court painter to Charles I. To 3 Dec
Gary Hume
(Dean Gallery, Edinburgh)
Smooth as paint: Hume's new work has flat, filled-in shapes, sherbet colour combinations and images simplified to next to nothing. To 17 Oct
Antony Gormley's `Field' (Mappin Art Gallery, Sheffield)
One of the hits of the decade: a sea of 40,000 pint-sized clay folk - obedient, expectant, menacing, and stopping dead in a line at your feet. To 31 Oct
Notorious
(MoMA, Oxford)
One hundred years after his birth, Alfred Hitchcock lives. Group show looks at his legacy in art, most
cunningly in the Phoenix Tapes. To 3 Oct Tom Lubbock
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