Courses
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Art History Revealed
- Impressionism in London
- The Short Life of Amedeo Modigliani
- The Gothic Revival
- Charles I: King and Collector
- A Century of Painting Life
- The Art of Victorian Photography
- Picasso 1932
- Monet and Architecture
- The Invention of Antiquity
- Rodin and Ancient Greece
- Aftermath WWI Art
- The Summer Exhibition
- Mantegna and Bellini
- Burne-Jones
- Klimt and Schiele
- Lorenzo Lotto
- The Turner Prize
- Gainsborough Family Album
- Van Gogh and Britain
- Michelangelo and Leonardo
A Stroll Through Tate Britain
- A History of the Tate
- From Absolute Monarch to Civil War, 1540-1650
- From the Commonwealth to the Georgian Period, 1650-1730
- The Georgian Period, 1730-1780
- Revolutionary Times, 1780-1810
- Regency to Victorian, 1810-1840
- William Blake
- JMW Turner
- John Constable
- The PreRaphaelites, 1840-1860
- The Aesthetic Movement,1860-1890
- Late Victorians,1890-1900
- The Edwardians,1900-1910
- The Great War and After,1910-1930
- The Interwar Years,1930s
- World War II and After
- Pop Art and Beyond 1960-80
- Postmodern Art, 1980-2000
- The Turner Prize
- Summary
New Ways of Seeing—Modern British Art
- New Ways of Seeing
- Impressionism Post-Impressionism and Fauvism
- Cubism Abstraction and the British Avant Garde
- Vorticism and World War I Art
- Return to Order Stanley Spencer
- Dada Surrealism and Expressionism
- British Sculpture
- World War 2 Art
- British Figurative Art
- Summary 1900-1950
- British Art since 1950 Introduction
- Pop Art
- British Figurative Art since 1950
- David Hockney
- Feminist Art
- Conceptual Art & Minimalism
- Young British Artists
- Video and Performance Art
- Outsider Art & Grayson Perry
- Summary of Art since 1900
300 Years of British Art: from Holbein to Hogarth
- Introduction: 1500-1660
- How Art Helped Establish the Tudor Dynasty
- The Hidden History of Hampton Court
- Hans Holbein at the Court of Henry VIII
- The Wholesale Destruction of English Art
- Images of Elizabeth I: Fashion or Propaganda?
- The Secrets of Tudor Art
- Van Dyck and the Early Stuart Painters
- Inigo Jones
- How the Royal Collection was Mis-sold
- Introduction 1660-1800
- The Windsor and Hampton Court Beauties
- Wren and the English Baroque
- Hogarth His Life and Society
- Gainsborough and his Rivals
- The Royal Academy
- Zoffany and the Conversation Piece
- The Romantic Age of English Painting
- The Art of the Industrial Revolution
- Summary 1500-1800
A Fresh Look at Nineteenth-Century Art
- Introduction to Part 1
- Academic Painting
- Portrait Painting
- Landscape Reimagined Part 1
- Landscape Reimagined Part 2
- Social Realism and Victorian Morality
- Photography and Art
- Women in Art – Part 1
- Women in Art – Part 2
- Summary of Part 1
- Introduction to Part 2
- Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood – Early Days
- Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood – Later
- Aesthetic Movement to Degeneration Part 1
- Aesthetic Movement to Degeneration Part 2
- The Arts & Crafts Movement
- The Arts & Crafts Movement – William Morris
- English Impressionism etc
- Newlyn, Glasgow, Camden Town
- Summary of course
Lectures
- The Power of Beauty in Restoration England
- The Politics of Early 19th Century Landscape
- Turner and Turnips: The Politics of Early 19th Century Landscape
- The Art of Victorian Photography
- Social Realism in Victorian Painting
- The Power of Beauty in Restoration England
- The Art of Victorian Photography
- Secret and Puzzling Tudor Art
- Cromwell’s Extraordinary Art Sale or How the Royal Collection was Mis-sold
- Inigo Jones: Man, Masques and Mansions
- Images of Elizabeth I: Fashion or Propaganda?
- How to Read Paintings: Context, Symbols and Form
- Victorian Art and Darwinian Beauty