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Lectures on British Art of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries

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From Coalbrookdale to the Crystal Palace; Art, Design and the Industrial Revolution

From Coalbrookdale to the Crystal Palace; Art, Design and the Industrial Revolution

Travellers' Tales – Italian Art Through the Eyes of Victorian Visitors

Travellers' Tales – Italian Art Through the Eyes of Victorian Visitors

How to be Good. Storytelling and Morality in Victorian Narrative Painting

How to be Good. Storytelling and Morality in Victorian Narrative Painting

The Artist as Reporter – British Artists and the First World War

The Artist as Reporter – British Artists and the First World War

Landscape, Poetry and Power – British Neo-Romantic Painters and the Second World War

Landscape, Poetry and Power – British Neo-Romantic Painters and the Second World War

More Than Meets the Eye: British Artists and Camouflage

LBA Camouflage

Eric Ravilious and the Lure of the Everyday

Eric Ravilious and the Lure of the Everyday

The Not-so-Still Lives of Ben Nicholson

The Not-so-Still Lives of Ben Nicholson

Henry Moore – A Revolution in British Sculpture

Henry Moore – A Revolution in British Sculpture

Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth

Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth

The Art and Craft of John Piper

The Art and Craft of John Piper

Searching for Arcadia; The Life, Art and Times of John Craxton

Searching for Arcadia; The Life, Art and Times of John Craxton

"Don't Make Fun of the Festival!" - Art, Design and Entertainment at the Festival of Britain

‘So They Do Cook, After All’! Ravilious, Bawden and the Artists of Great Bardfield.

‘So They Do Cook, After All’! Ravilious, Bawden and the Artists of Great Bardfield.

Figures in the City: Picturing People in Post-War London

Figures in the City: Picturing People in Post-War London