Alessandro Raho at Alison Jacques Gallery
Portrait shows of this quality are usually the preserve of national museums. In my mind, they’re always associated with a retrospective – nostalgic, dusty and slightly necrophiliac (the sitter being all either gone or on their way to being so) – l
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