During this lockdown period we have heard a lot said about once bustling regions and [...]

During this strange period we are currently living through my mind as been drawn to [...]

As we have had Whit Sunday we are now, by tradition, in to the first [...]

The archive of the late great art historian Brian Sewell has just become available to [...]

On the wall above where I write is a fine engraving of a tragic politician [...]

Today and over the weekend many will be commemorating VE Day – May 8th 1945 [...]

Rupert studied at the Slade School of Fine Art and the Bartlett School of Architecture. [...]

In 1944, Mark Rothko said of one of his works that it dealt ‘not with [...]

These seaweed presses would have been collected by an amateur botanist during a study of [...]

Taking a closer look at four portraits available to view at Timothy Langston Fine Art [...]

“It’s funny how the beauty of art has so much more to do with the [...]

The practise of gilding is an old art dating back at least 3000 years in [...]