Jo Walton https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html About Jo Walton Donatello and the Sculpture of the Italian Renaissance – A Special Interest Day Eric Ravilious & Edward Bawden; Art, Design, Friendship & War Britain Observed – Artists and the Home Front in the Second World War The Artist as Reporter – British Artists and the First World War – A Study Day English Artists and Landscape in the 20th Century How to be Good. Storytelling and Morality in Victorian Painting From Coalbrookdale to the Crystal Palace Sir Christopher Wren and the English Baroque Raphael and Renaissance Rome A Family Affair – Florence and the House of Medici Traveller’s Tales – Italian Art Through the Eyes of Victorian Visitors. Images of Light and Air: The Art of Giambattista Tiepolo and his Son Sir Christopher Wren and the English Baroque Bernini and Baroque Rome Paolo Veronese – The Happiest of Painters Between Angels and Devils: Botticelli and Renaissance Florence From Carpenter to Count: the Rise and Rise of Andrea Mantegna Raphael: Genius of the Renaissance in Rome A Family Affair – Florence and the House of Medici Donatello and the Sculpture of the Italian Renaissance Venice in the Age of Giovanni Bellini Lectures on Renaissance and Baroque Art and Architecture Figures in the City: Picturing People in Post-War London Thunderclap. A Memoir of Art and Life and Sudden Death Charmed Lives in Greece:  Ghika, Craxton, Leigh Fermor  Edward Bawden at Dulwich Picture Gallery Ravilious and Friends at Compton Verney Kettle’s Yard: The ‘Louvre’ of the Pebble Chenonceau – In the footsteps of Catherine de’ Medici Anglesey Abbey City by City: The Italian Renaissance. A Six Week Course at the National Gallery, London Kelmscott and Great Coxwell My Lovely City Simon Winder’s ‘Lotharingia’ Hidden Places 1 – Into the Arsenal Hidden Places 2 – Going to Visit Tiepolo The shops and shop-windows of Venice Pitzhanger Manor Troyes and Chaource Stories of Art at the National Gallery Leaving North London Venice – The Architecture of a Renaissance City City by City – The Italian Renaissance at The National Gallery Contact & Comments The Most Serene Republic; Venice, and the Venetians, from Mud-flats to the Modern World. Miscellany From Coalbrookdale to the Crystal Palace; Art, Design and the Industrial Revolution Lectures on British Art of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries Welcome to my Website