1 POMPEO BATONI 1708-1787

Works by the critically overlooked Italian, who was sought after by every Grand Tourist and whose canvases hang on the walls of country houses all over Britain.
National Gallery, Trafalgar Square, WC2 (www.nationalgallery.org.uk 020-7747 2885), until May 18, £8, concs available

2 ANTHONY CARO: PORTRAITS

Eloquent sculptures by the pioneering abstract artist, featuring a quartet of large bronze pieces depicting his wife.
National Portrait Gallery, St Martin’s Place, WC2 (www.npg.org.uk 020-7306 0055), until Sept 7, free

3 DUCHAMP, MAN RAY, PICABIA

New York’s anarchic Dada movement was ignited by a creative friendship that was to last many years. But Duchamp remains the central figure and the powerhouse of ideas.
Tate Modern, Bankside, SE1 (www.tate.org.uk 020-7887 8888), until May 26, £11, concs £9-£10, Tate mems free

4 HOWARD HODGKIN

A major exhibition of new works by the acclaimed British artist whose colourful canvases capture moments of emotional memory in their patterns.
Gagosian Gallery, Britannia Street, WC1 (www.gagosian.com 020-7841 9960), until May 23, free

5 MASTERPIECES FROM THE LOUVRE: THE COLLECTION OF LOUIS LA CAZE

An age of elegant luxury is caught in French paintings dating from the 1800s, a collection that is one of the largest donations made to the Parisian museum.
Wallace Collection, Hertford House, Manchester Square, W1 (www.wallacecollection.org 020-7563 9500), until May 18, free

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