Archival images from Historic England trace the capital’s changing tastes
UK conservators knit together thousands of pictures taken at Angers cathedral of Saint Maurille paintngs
The Harmonia Macrocosmica by Andreas Cellarius, one of the most precious volumes in the Blickling Estate's library, was too fragile to be exhibited
New research argues that works discovered on the rear of 18th century copperplates can be attributed to a teenaged Blake
Midshipman Charles Hare's account of his escape from a French prison, alongside the outfit he fled in, can be seen from today at the National Maritime Museum
The Italian Renaissance master’s few remaining large paintings are a conservation headache, but the museum hopes to show its Crossing of the Red Sea for the first time next year
The exhibition opening in October will bring together works by artists including Paula Rego, Cornelia Parker, Tracey Emin and Sarah Lucas
Works by Sir Christopher Wren and Sir James Thornhill can be observed from the chapel's Royal Pew until September
Meanwhile, a screen that Charles Dickens decorated with the actor William Macready has returned to its historic home in Dorset, UK
Brighton and Hove Museums hopes to raise at least £10,000 to conserve the Grade I listed building
The remains of the Earl of Abergavenny, once captained by the Wordsworth’s brother John, will be made safe from treasure hunters
Myths and legends walk the plank as the National Maritime Museum tells true stories of 'horrible' seafarers
The undated work, which was during conservation work, is going on display in an exhibition at the Bowes Museum in County Durham
The objects are believed to have been made by students in the 17th century, when Sutton House was a school
Ostensibly a guide to the city's top 50 sites, a new publication by Paul Roberts offers far more
More than a year of meticulous research and work has led to the painting being glowingly restored—while revealing amendments by an unknown artist that “changed the narrative completely”
The comprehensive renovation includes a new restaurant, an events pavilion and the restoration of a James Thornhill mural
Visitors have the unique chance to see the barrel-vaulted ceiling of the Long Gallery at Lanhydrock up close thanks to a scaffolding platform
Works on view at the artist’s house in London will reveal the way he captured the early impact of the industrial revolution on the British landscape
The the house near Edinburgh is considered one of Britain’s most important buildings—but also its most derelict
The print by Jacob Christoph le Blon, which hung under a staircase of a Norfolk mansion, was thought to be a copy of a work by Anthony Van Dyck
Known as Ron's Place, the property in the Merseyside town of Birkenhead was the home of Ron Gittins, who died in 2019
Following painstaking conservation, the delicate piece will go on show at the Scottish museum in its newly opened building, a £27m conversion of the Edwardian former city hall
Around 120 drawings will be on show at the Oxford museum for a limited time
Technology is being used to create an image database of vessel—as acres of wooden planking damaged by time, water and insects are to be replaced
The two internationally important chairs have been acquired for the reopening of the institution's Founder’s Galleries
Archaeologists are "blown away" by the levels of preservation of the finds at Holborn Viaduct, which also include five oak coffins, a decorated lamp, a glass vial, and jet and amber beads
The 20th-century displays in the London institution’s Rooms Through Time galleries are being overhauled to reflect the diverse communities of Hoxton, the historic core of east London and one of the UK’s most gentrified areas
A major €90m upgrade of the hallowed Long Room—and its 200,000 books—begins at the end of the year, while its famous Book of Kells gets an immersive makeover
From gold coins to ivory carvings, many pieces were found by amateur metal detectorists, according to latest report by British Museum’s Portable Antiquities Scheme
