1 LUCIAN FREUD

Early paintings by the artist now heralded as our finest living painter show a coldly clinical scrutiny that would make you wince were you not, as a spectator, also complicit.
Hazlitt Holland-Hibbert, Bury Street, SW1 (www.hh-h.com 020-7839 7600), until Dec 12, free

2 ANNIE LEIBOVITZ: A PHOTOGRAPHER'S LIFE 1990-2005

Portrait commissions, reportage and personal work in this fascinating retrospective of the often controversial American photographer.
National Portrait Gallery, St Martin's Place, WC2 (www.npg.org.uk 020-7306 0055), until Feb 1, £11, concs available

3 ROBERT MOTHERWELL: FIVE GREAT OPENS

Rarely seen work from the US abstract expressionist painter in his most significant UK retrospective for 30 years.
Bernard Jacobson, Cork Street, W1 (www.jacobsongallery.com 020-7734 3431), until Nov 22, free

4 PATHS TO FAME: TURNER'S WATERCOLOUR LANDSCAPES

The gallery shows off its fine collection of Turners.
The Courtauld Gallery, The Strand, WC2 (www.courtauld.ac.uk 020-7848 2777), from Thur, until Jan 25, £5

5 ANDY WARHOL: OTHER VOICES, OTHER ROOMS

Yet another retrospective of the American icon. This one, which includes the films, is probably for serious fans.
The Hayward Gallery, Southbank Centre, SE1 (www.haywardgallery.org.uk 020-960 5226), until Jan 11, £10