
The Male Nude: Eighteenth-century Drawings from the Paris Academy
Well hung at the Wallace.

Well hung at the Wallace.

The cult of Naples’ patron saint goes on tour to the Eternal City.

A lively exploration of one of Britain’s greatest satirists, who even during his lifetime enjoyed the royal seal of approval.

Somewhat self-reflexively, 'Artists and Amateurs' succeeds in indulging both seasoned scholars and those new to the world of eighteenth-century printmaking.

This new gallery shows there’s more to the eighteenth-century Navy than Nelson, but his fans will still get their fix.

Berlin celebrates the 250th anniversary of its Royal Porcelain Manufactory.

A welcome, if somewhat underwhelming, stateside debut for the ‘other’ David.

A small exhibition on the Grand Canal glimpses the floating splendour of the Serenissima.

The spectacle surrounding early modern royal beds meets its match in a spectacle of exhibition design.

The Mazarine Library casts its eyes across the Atlantic with an exhibition about one of the Enlightenment’s most influential texts.