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Falling leaves and days growing short: autumnal artworks 11 October 2019, Anita Sethi -
Catherine the Great: sex, slander and absolute power 04 October 2019, Lydia Figes -
Dolly Henry's family shed more light on her murder 27 September 2019, James Trollope -
The return of the power brooch: coded jewellery in art history 26 September 2019, Lydia Figes -
Colour in art: a brief history of blue pigment 23 September 2019, Lydia Figes -
The spirit of rugby: sculptures at Twickenham Stadium's World Rugby Museum 20 September 2019, Ian Hewitt -
Dementia and art: making a positive connection 18 September 2019, Jon Sleigh -
Women's fashion: friend or foe? 13 September 2019, Patricia Yaker Ekall -
The stone of folly: madness or magic? 12 September 2019, Jessica Ramm -
Who was George Bernard Shaw? 11 September 2019, Lydia Figes -
Why look at Old Masters? 09 September 2019, Nicola Jennings -
The art of lying: reclining figures through history 06 September 2019, Lydia Figes and Andrew Shore -
Love is contagious: how sexual diseases contaminated art history 04 September 2019, Lydia Figes -
Sculptures of note: busts of composers in the nation's collection 23 August 2019, Andrew Shore -
Unfinished: why are we drawn to imperfection? 22 August 2019, Lydia Figes -
Royal fashion: the Hanoverian kings 20 August 2019, Sally Tuckett -
Does sculpture have to be abstract to be considered complex? 19 August 2019, Patricia Yaker Ekall -
The bureaucracy of artistic Britishness 16 August 2019, Hammad Nasar -
Napoleon Bonaparte at 250: the most extraordinary character 15 August 2019, Gary Haines -
Music and abstract painting: the case of Kandinsky and Wagner 13 August 2019, Peter Vergo
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