Lady’s Magazine Embroidery Class
An excellent workshop enabling richer connections with history.
Maria Merian’s Butterflies
An exhibition to captivate both the art lover and the student of natural history.
Jean-Baptiste Huet (1745-1811): Le plaisir de la nature
The Musée Cognacq-Jay provided the perfect setting for the first monographic exhibition of a captivating eighteenth-century artist.
Stubbs and the Wild
A small, enjoyable exhibition, showing the less familiar aspects of Stubbs's achievements.
Europe 1600-1815, Victoria and Albert Museum Galleries
An outstanding addition to the Victoria and Albert Museum's permanent galleries.
Vigée Le Brun: Woman Artist in Revolutionary France
An impressive exhibition focusing on one of the most successful artists of her day.
Emma at 200: From English Village to Global Appeal
A fitting celebration of the novel's bicentenary.
Light, Time, Legacy: Francis Towne’s Watercolours of Rome
A rare opportunity to examine Francis Towne's most successful works in depth.
Artist and Empire: Facing Britain’s Imperial Past
An ambitious exhibition that confronts the manifold legacies of Empire.
Kongo: Power and Majesty
Deborah Rogers looks back at a major exhibition of African art.