November's must-see exhibitions: Leonardo, Orphism and a beautiful exploration of 14th-century Siena

The exhibition 'Tirzah Garwood: Beyond Ravilious' at Dulwich Picture Gallery aims to showcase Garwood’s underappreciated talent, presenting over 80 works to highlight her unique contributions beyond being known primarily as 'Mrs. Eric Ravilious'.

'Drawing the Italian Renaissance' at King's Gallery is significant as it brings together 160 works from the Royal Collection, featuring renowned artists like Leonardo and Michelangelo, showcasing how pivotal drawing was in influencing Renaissance art.

The show 'Painting and Poetry in the 17th Century' at the Galleria Borghese seeks to re-establish Giovan Battista Marino's impact, highlighting the intertwining of poetry and visual arts during the Renaissance, reflecting his crucial but under-recognized role.

At the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, 'Harmony and Dissonance: Orphism in Paris' highlights the artistic movement known as Orphism, emphasizing its brief yet potent influence in early 20th-century art.

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