Catherine the Great: An Enlightened Empress
Edinburgh plays host to the Hermitage and its formidable Empress, to dazzling effect.
Charles-Joseph Natoire: Le dessin à l’origine de la création artistique
Nîmes celebrates Natoire, its master draughtsman.
A Will of Their Own: Judith Sargent Murray and Women of Achievement in the Early Republic
A pantheon presenting the female face of the Early American Republic.
Physionotraces: galerie de portraits, de la Révolution à l’Empire
A diminutive yet potent display tracing the development of a revolutionary form of portraiture.
Playing, Learning, Flirting: Printed Board Games from Eighteenth-Century France
The long eighteenth century, as told via the revealing medium of the board game.
Pieces of Wedgwood
A compact but illuminating reminder of Wedgwood’s Australian connection.
Jane Austen’s Bookshop – An Exhibition
Chawton House charms with an exhibition that brings the thriving network of eighteenth-century regional print culture back to life.
The English Prize: The Capture of the Westmorland
This exciting exhibition about a defining event in Grand Tour history delivers the treasures of thorough archival research.
1740, un Abrégé du Monde
This perfectly formed exhibition captures the essence of how knowledge was visualised in the age of the encyclopaedia.
Luoghi Comuni
A subtle exhibition showing Rome and its many faces, as city and myth.