Much art has aimed to encourage virtue and warn against vice. But anger, hate and its relations – revenge, violence and war – are powerful features of ancient myths, religious stories, literature and ...

(b London, 11 May 1889; d Bournemouth, Hampshire, 11 July 1946). English painter, book illustrator, writer, photographer, and designer. Nash was one of the most individual British artists of his ...

Use The Superpower of Looking in your classroom straight away. Our tips help you to choose, plan and deliver a lesson. Art UK has collaborated with Trinity College London to show you how your students ...

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(b Lausanne, Switzerland, 3 Nov. 1846; d Gormanston Castle, Co. Meath, 2 Oct. 1933). British painter who concentrated almost exclusively on military scenes. She initially had no military connections ...

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Write on Art is an annual national writing competition sponsored by Art UK and the Paul Mellon Centre to encourage an interest in art history and art writing among young people. Find out more about ...

Visit North East England’s collections and discover artworks on display across the region. The region has a proud industrial history and stunning natural landscapes, which are the subject of many ...

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(Born London, 7 March 1802 or 1803; died London, 1 October 1873). English painter, sculptor, and engraver, mainly of animal subjects. He was the son of an engraver and writer, John Landseer (1769–1852 ...

The artistic movement of Shona Sculpture only emerged in the mid 1900's, largely due to the English artist Frank McEwen who was responsible for nurturing, promoting and showcasing the art form. Shona ...