The history of British art looks different when women artists are put back into it. For centuries, women painted portraits, made sculptures, illustrated books, produced prints, exp
Figurative Art is one of those terms that sounds straightforward until you start looking closely. A portrait is figurative. A painting of a crowded street can be figurative. A scul
Feeling usually arrives before understanding. Stand in front of a painting and your body responds before you have named a single object in it. Your breathing shifts. Your eyes sett
A woman pours milk into a bowl. Another reads a letter beside a window. Someone sits at a keyboard. A young woman turns towards us wearing an extraordinary pearl earring. Nothing m
Bespoke framing offers a unique and personalised approach to displaying art, photographs, and memorabilia. Unlike standard picture frames, bespoke frames are custom-made to fit the
A mural changes the way a wall behaves. A plain wall can divide a room, hold up a building or mark the edge of a street. A mural turns that surface into an artwork. It can tell a s
Some artworks catch your eye. Others stay with you. You might walk past a technically impressive painting and feel almost nothing. Then a small landscape, a quiet interior, a loose
A figurative painting can show a person and still feel empty. Another can show only a shoulder, a turned head, a hand on a table or a figure half hidden in shadow, and somehow feel
Choosing the right size artwork can change the whole feeling of a room. A piece that is too small can look lost, even if the artwork itself is beautiful. A piece that is too large
Fauvism was the moment colour stopped behaving itself. For centuries, artists had used colour to describe the visible world. Skin was expected to look like skin. Shadows were expec
