Tschabalala Self's Lady in Blue Takes Trafalgar Square Fourth Plinth as Beryl Cook Show Opens in Bicester

Tschabalala Self's sculpture, Lady in Blue, has taken its place on the fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square, London, hailed as a success that promotes positivity. Meanwhile, the exhibition Beryl Cook and Friends is on display at House of Voltaire, Bicester Village, until 25 October, showcasing notable resemblances to Self's work. At Flowers Gallery, Peter Howson's paintings depicting Christ's Passion will be available until 10 October. Liz Larner's sculptures can be seen at Camden Art Centre until 17 January, while Monika Sosnowska's pieces are exhibited at South London Gallery until 22 November. This week's featured image highlights Round About Baths in Logroño, Spain. In other developments, George Lucas has inaugurated an art museum, and Argentina has been mandated to return a stolen painting. The masterpiece of the week is Saint Paul and a Donatrix at the National Gallery, London.