Grinling Gibbons: Centuries in the Making
A rare opportunity to see many of Gibbons’ finest works in one place, and to marvel anew at the brilliance of the ‘Michelangelo of Woodcarving’.
A rare opportunity to see many of Gibbons’ finest works in one place, and to marvel anew at the brilliance of the ‘Michelangelo of Woodcarving’.
A valuable resource, an entertaining diversion, and a rare achievement worthy of celebration.
An exemplary model of collaboration across institutions and disciplines, successfully appealing to specialists and the general public alike.
Dr Helen Pierce contemplates the fate of Francis Place's missing artwork.
A fascinating exhibition, beautifully displayed, where every object and painting has an interesting story to tell about George IV.
Paintings full of character, colour and a genius for life are finally given their rightful attribution in The Wallace Collection’s ‘Forgotten Masters’ exhibition.
A superb demonstration of art conservation skills and curatorial confidence.
An inspiring exhibition which both confirms and confounds our expectations of Blake, proving once more the many resonances of his artistic vision.
Artistic collaboration prompts exciting reinterpretations in Dr Johnson's House's current exhibition.
An excellent showcase for the Bodleian's Edgeworth collection.