The four paintings, commissioned around 1760, have never been seen in public before.

The self-portraits are all by Royal Academy artists, including an unfinished one by Gainsborough.

A jury says it is impressed to see "a significant regional and national museum".

Another View exhibition celebrates female landscape artists who were innovators in their time.

The 1762 portrait of a naval captain was spotted in a catalogue, attributed to an unknown artist.

A museum dedicated to the renowned British artist is "a cultural hub in the heart of East Anglia".

The painting has been hung in the National Gallery, 100 years to the day after it moved to the US.

One of British art's most famous paintings is to go on show in London 100 years after it left.