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Van Dyck in Sicily - Painting and the Plague 1624-5
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Exhibitions: Dulwich

Van Dyck in Sicily - Painting and the Plague 1624-5

Saturday, 26 May (11:00AM) @ Dulwich Picture Gallery
An exhibition of paintings by the great Anthony Van Dyck at Dulwich Picture Gallery this spring. The...
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Ragamala Paintings from India
Exhibitions: Dulwich

Ragamala Paintings from India

Saturday, 26 May (11:00AM) @ Dulwich Picture Gallery
Brian Sewell may have entertainingly panned it, but this looks like a fascinating little exhibition nonetheless...
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Van Dyck in Sicily - Painting and the Plague 1624-5
Recommended!
Exhibitions: Dulwich

Van Dyck in Sicily - Painting and the Plague 1624-5

Sunday, 27 May (11:00AM) @ Dulwich Picture Gallery
An exhibition of paintings by the great Anthony Van Dyck at Dulwich Picture Gallery this spring. The...
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Ragamala Paintings from India
Exhibitions: Dulwich

Ragamala Paintings from India

Sunday, 27 May (11:00AM) @ Dulwich Picture Gallery
Brian Sewell may have entertainingly panned it, but this looks like a fascinating little exhibition nonetheless...
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Open Mic at the Half Moon
Free!
Live Music: Dulwich

Open Mic at the Half Moon

Tuesday, 29 May ( 8:00PM) @ Half Moon Herne Hill
The Half Moon welcomes you to another night of beers, acoustic guitars and people struggling to sing...
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