
A Visual History of Household Servants and Slaves
In this blog, Yale author Diane Wolfthal brings the visual representation of household workers in medieval and early-modern…
In this blog, Yale author Diane Wolfthal brings the visual representation of household workers in medieval and early-modern…
How do you cover 100,00 years of art history in one book? Moreover, how does an illustrator tackle…
The Arts and Crafts tradition established deep roots in Birmingham during the nineteenth century, resulting in masterpieces such…
By Lisa Slominski In this blog, London-based art curator, writer and cultural producer, Lisa Slominski, introduces her new…
Why did our ancestors make art? What does art mean today? These are the questions answered by Charlotte…
THINK DIFFERENTLY / SEE DIFFERENTLY / #ForArtHistory2022 Yale University Press Virtual Stand Welcome to the Yale University Press…
In this special festive blog, Yale author Clive Aslet welcomes us in to sit by a warm hearth…
French art of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries has been widely and richly studied. But modernism…
Writers in the 19th century described country houses as their own ‘little kingdoms’: self-contained units with their own…
Architecture is about many things – building style, social change, technological advance, but also the human needs and…
Country houses in the UK date back as far as the medieval period, when England had a population…
Thomas Kendrick (1881–1972) was central to the British Secret Service from its beginnings through to the Second World War….
By Henrietta McBurney Today, the broadcaster and natural historian Sir David Attenborough shares his passion for the natural…
The estate villages of Joseph Neeld are a remarkably complete set in the picturesque styles of the earlier…
In this blog, authors Petra ten-Doesschate Chu and Max Donnelly explore the multi-faceted career and legacy of Daniel…