The Englishness of English Painting Part III is at Crane Kalman Gallery, 178, Brompton Road, London SW3, until May 4 (020– 7584 7566; www.cranekalman.com)The late Andras Kalman put on the first in this series in 1963, when he wrote in the catalogue: ‘Is there such a thing as the title claims, and if there is, can this group of pictures represent it?' Selected by the next generation, this third show echoes the first, with works for sale by the same artists, including Winifred Nicholson (Right: Lily of the Valley, St. Bees, 1940s), L. S. Lowry, Graham Sutherland, Mary Newcomb, Alan Lowndes, John Piper, David Bomberg and Ben Nicholson.
NOW, at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, 75, Belford Road, Edinburgh, until September 16 (0131 624 6200; www.nationalgalleries.org)Seventeen works by…