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A record of one woman's triumph: Lady Anne's triptych
A spectacular triptych, commissioned by Lady Anne Clifford in 1646 to celebrate gaining her rightful...
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A treasure trove from Java displayed at Yale
‘Old Javanese Gold: The Collection of Hunter Thompson’ is on view now until 14 August at...
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What the Romans did for tourists
There are hundreds of books on Rome, but this one is more than a little different, and it provides a...
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The Ottoman legacy in European art
In view of this year’s turmoil in the Near East, it may be interesting to recall the...
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Picasso in bohemian Paris
Picasso’s formative years, before the development of Cubism, were spent in bohemian Paris....
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The special pleasure of portraits
Nelson Goodman, philosopher of aesthetics, once declared that a portrait of Wellington had more in...