Käthe Kollwitz, Paula Modersohn-Becker, Gabriele Münter and Marianne Werefkin were pioneering women working in Germany…

“With an apple, I will astonish Paris”, Cézanne once claimed.  Leaving his native Aix-en-Provence for…

In the late 19th Century, unlike their male counterparts, respectable women were not at liberty…

The Franco-Prussian War in 1870 led to a number of French exiles arriving in London…

Jo Rhymer, one of our most popular lecturers, will be presenting a series of four…

Raphael’s life was short, his work prolific, and his legacy immortal. A painter, draughtsman, architect, archaeologist,…

This set of two lectures by Jo Rhymer explores the world of James McNeill Whistler…

This set of two lectures by Jo Rhymer explores the world of James McNeill Whistler…

Recognising that a painting is by one artist rather than another can sometimes be like…

Recognising that a painting is by one artist rather than another can sometimes be like…

Recognising that a painting is by one artist rather than another can sometimes be like…

This is a must see exhibit at the Tate Modern on Hogarth’s work. His work…

A major exhibition devoted to German Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer will open at The National…

Chantal Brotherton-Ratcliffe will explore 17th Century Dutch and Flemish Painting in a series of two…

Chantal Brotherton-Ratcliffe will explore 17th Century Dutch and Flemish Painting in a series of lectures

Learn more about the latest block buster exhibit at the British Museum. Nero is known…

London, our London! Many of us rediscovered it whilst walking during the pandemic. Now is…

This set of two lectures “Painting London”, given by Jo Rhymer, will demonstrate how extraordinary works by 19th and 20th Century artists including Walter Sickert, Leon Kossoff and Frank Auerbach, enable us to see the capital afresh.