The Best Architecture Books for Dream Home Inspiration
Take a break from the ordinary and treat yourself to some dream home inspiration. From escapist retreats to contemporary masterpieces, these books ...
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The making of an illustrator: Dick Bruna’s Miffy
Just "two dots and a little cross”, the face of Miffy is beloved by millions around the world. Here’s how Dutch illustrator Dick Bruna perfected th...
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A Seaside Album: Lartigue and the spirit of early 20th-century France
Pg 104-105 Anna la Pradvina, Bois de Boulogne, 1911. During the nineteenth century, an ‘irresistible awakening of a collective desire for the sho...
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The Best Books About Film: Cinema History to Hollywood Icons
Discover the secrets behind iconic movie scenes, step inside the minds of history's greatest filmmakers and learn the secrets of cinema with these ...
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Africa, but not as you know it: Ekow Eshun and the power of photography
Vibrant, urgent, defiant: the photographs in ‘Africa State of Mind’ comprise an important and dazzling riposte to Western representations of Africa...
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Best books on Egyptology: From Lost Tombs to Treasures and More
Immerse yourself in the history of ancient Egypt with these breathtaking Egyptology books. Covering the latest scholarship and most remarkable arch...
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Why are Monet’s 'Water Lilies' so popular?
Over the last three decades of his life, Claude Monet devoted himself to water lilies. The results are among the most famous works of the 20th cent...
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Introducing our New Visual Identity
We're excited to introduce our new visual identity to coincide with the relaunch of our long-standing World of Art series.
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Sean Scully: What the 'World of Art' series means to me
The acclaimed artist and Turner Prize nominee, known for his work 'Wall of Light Desert Night', reflects on the impact of our iconic World of Art s...
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1950s in Vogue
In this video author Rebecca C. Tuite takes on a tour of her new book '1950s in Vogue: The Jessica Daves Years 1952-1962'.
