What Moves The Soul
It is no coincidence that Prud’hon’s beautiful models are closed off from the chaos around them
Politics, Ideas and the Arts
Godfrey MacDomnic
The quiet photographer who recorded England in post-war transition
A Journey Back To The Golden Age Of Bronze
A remarkable Florentine exhibition has brought together many of the few surviving Hellenistic sculptures
Ushaw College
Richard III's robe and St Cuthbert's ring are just two of the treasure of this former Catholic seminary
The Quiet Sketcher
The long-overdue Ravilious revival
Sculpture Merged With Landscape
Henry Moore: Back to a Land celebrates the artist’s devotion to nature’s shape and form
Peter Schmersal
The bold, atmospheric work of a contemporary German artist
Eggs Florentine
The gently eccentric Piero di Cosimo
An Archival Treasure Trove—And All Online
We may be right to be wary of the internet, but research and scholarship have benefited enormously from mass digitisation
Joyful Dissonance
With her husband Robert, Sonia Delaunay was a pioneer of early 20th-century abstraction
Which Party Is Best For The Arts?
Arts issues are crucial, but do the main parties have anything of substance to say about them?
The Aesthetes: When Kitsch Was Avant-Garde
We may sneer at the Victorian aesthetes, but is the sloppier, more cynical art of today any healthier?