Dr Leah Clark reveals the complexities of a small devotional diptych made for the collections of Eleonora d’Aragona, the Duchess of Ferrara.
Dr Judith Jammers discusses how Delacroix combined political realism and Romantic fervour to create what has become the single most familiar image of Revolution.
Dr Emma Barker explores Caravaggio’s unusual and innovative approach to depicting a story from the Bible.
Dr Leah Clark explains the role of devotional images for Renaissance viewers by exploring a well-known work by Bellini.
Dr Xavier Bray discusses two portraits of Prince Baltasar Carlos of Spain.
Dr Veronica Davies examines a catalogue produced for an exhibition of war artists' work at the National Gallery in 1942.
Dr Veronica Davies examines a catalogue produced for an exhibition of war artists' work at the National Gallery in 1942.
Dr Veronica Davies examines a catalogue produced for an exhibition of war artists' work at the National Gallery in 1942.
Dr Veronica Davies examines a catalogue produced for an exhibition of war artists' work at the National Gallery in 1942.
Dr Veronica Davies examines a catalogue produced for an exhibition of war artists' work at the National Gallery in 1942.