Historical art events: (1911) The theft of the Mona Lisa

Historical art events: (1911) The theft of the Mona Lisa

The theft of the Mona Lisa in 1911 was a watershed moment in art history, transforming a masterpiece into a global phenomenon.

The Sistine Chapel ceiling (1508–1512): A masterpiece beyond time

The Sistine Chapel ceiling (1508–1512): A masterpiece beyond time

As visitors crane their necks to behold Michelangelo's celestial vision, they become part of a legacy that transcends time—an eternal masterpiece that continues to inspire and evoke awe in the hearts of all who gaze upon it.

Augmented reality transforms art

Augmented reality transforms art

Museums and galleries are embracing AR to revolutionize the visitor experience.

Michelangelo's David: A marble marvel of renaissance mastery

Michelangelo's David: A marble marvel of renaissance mastery

The statue's journey from a neglected block of marble to a symbol of resilience and beauty reflects the transformative power of art in shaping cultural identity and inspiring generations to come.

Monalisa: The enigmatic smile that echoes through centuries

Monalisa: The enigmatic smile that echoes through centuries

The Monalisa, with her enigmatic smile and timeless allure, transcends the boundaries of art history. As an embodiment of Leonardo da Vinci's artistic brilliance, the painting continues to inspire awe, curiosity, and a sense of wonder.

Preserving art: A timeless investment

Preserving art: A timeless investment

Preserving art is an investment in both cultural heritage and financial assets. By adopting these strategies and staying vigilant, collectors can ensure that their artworks not only endure the test of time but also appreciate in value, enriching the cultural tapestry for generations to come.

The little known history of female artists ...

The little known history of female artists ...

Book of the year 2022, chosen by a panel of judges for the Waterstones bookshop is “The Story of Art – Without Men” by Katy Hessell. It takes readers on a fascinating journey which overturns the traditional view of the history of art. It was born out of the need to address the preconception that women’s art is inferior, or even non-existent.

Moving House?

Moving House?

Countryside - A wild cottage garden meadow blue cornflowers white daisies and deep plum red clover, fields distant trees and village farm. Multi Coloured - colours used, flowers blue ruby red yellow green daisy white