Turner’s Sussex
Innovative use of the spectacular backdrop of Petworth embeds Turner’s works in their cultural-historical landscape.
Treasures
Here lies the treasure: The Natural History Museum's new gallery is a true cabinet of curiosities.
Exhibition Catalogues: ‘In Search of Rex Whistler’ and ‘The Peculiarity of Algernon Newton’
Two exhibition catalogues look at twentieth-century England through distinctly eighteenth-century eyes.
Broadsides: Caricature and the Navy 1755-1815
The Royal Navy had more than just seafaring offensives to contend with during the heyday of British caricature.
Constable, Gainsborough, Turner and the Making of Landscape
The RA’s own unique collections reveal a more nuanced history of the English landscape tradition.
Naar Buiten! Townsfolk and their Country Estates
A tour through the history of the Dutch country manor.
Pride and Prejudice: Female Artists in France and Sweden, 1750-1860
This lavish exhibition explores the art world of eighteenth-century France and Sweden from the perspective of its female protagonists.
Expanding Horizons: Giovanni Battista Lusieri and the Panoramic Landscape
A fascinating panorama of the life and art of Lord Elgin’s assistant.
The King’s Artists: George III’s Academy
The RA goes back to its roots in this concise but richly illustrated display.
Ladies of Kenwood
While Kenwood House undergoes renovations, its women find a temporary home at Wellington Arch.