Waterloo Bicentenary Exhibitions
A diverse range of exhibitions commemorating the battle's bicentenary.
Consuming Passions: Luxury Shopping in Georgian Britain
A rich exhibition exploring eighteenth-century consumer culture.
Warriors and Mothers: Epic Mbembe Art
Severed heads, bared teeth, sharpened spears, huge genitals—what's not to like?
An Elegant Society: Adam Buck, Artist in the Age of Jane Austen
A highly individual artist who was a miniaturist at heart.
Lines of Beauty: Rococo Plasterwork and the Art of Geoffrey Preston
Decorative plasterwork as a sculptural art form in its own right at the Foundling Museum.
George Morland: In the Margins
An exhibition at Leeds University shows that George Morland deserves a more central position.
Parish, City, State: Hogarth and Government
A focussed and informative contribution to our appreciation of Hogarth's achievements, and of our democratic system.
Sweet 18
An exceptional opportunity to consider today’s artistic milieu through an eighteenth-century lens.
Goya: The Witches and Old Women Album
Exhibition at The Courtauld highlights Goya's state of mind in the last years of his life.
The Critique of Reason: Romantic Art, 1760-1860
A brilliant and stimulating long view of Romantic art.