Art: From the Artist’s Studio
Dame Elizabeth Blackadder, 87, has never courted fame yet she is something of a living National Treasure.
Art: Bruegel and Brussels
It is 450 years since the death of the greatest Flemish painter of the 16th century, Pieter Bruegel the Elder and Brussels, […]
Art: Painting Norway
One of Norway’s greatest and most original landscape artists, Harald Sohlberg, finally gets a show in the UK.
Art: Drawing Crowds in Paris
Paris, where the first Salon du Dessin was held in 1991, remains the preeminent market for this art form.
Art: Painting Childhood: From Holbein to Freud
Compton Verney, the Grade I Georgian mansion in Warwickshire, is a delight to visit at any time of the year not least […]
Art Fairs: March – April
Dates for your diary this spring Mia Photo Fair 22nd – 25th March The Mall, Milan, Italy
Art: Edward Burne-Jones
Escape from the grey skies of the Embankment if you are in London this winter and enter a dazzlingly colourful world of […]
Art: Fernand Leger: New Times, New Pleasures
This comprehensive survey provides a chance to see works by Fernand Leger which have never travelled to Britain before alongside his drawings, […]
Art: Fascination Japan
Japomania is back in fashion – in fact it really never goes out of vogue.
Art: Tudors Windsors
The American fascination for the British royals never fades and this winter visitors to the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston can […]

















