
Renaissance portraits of women: 14 faces from the 1400s and 1500s
Botticelli, del Sarto, Cranach and the court painters of Flanders and France: fourteen portraits of women from the Renaissance, who they were and what their clothes tell us.
Stories behind the art: extraordinary artworks, the stories they hold, and ways to make them yours.

Botticelli, del Sarto, Cranach and the court painters of Flanders and France: fourteen portraits of women from the Renaissance, who they were and what their clothes tell us.

Gold, honey, amber and coral are blue’s natural partners. Twelve paintings by Turner, Böcklin, Blake, Rubens and Guardi that glow against a blue wall.

Hiroshige’s snow and fireworks, Utamaro’s beauties, Harunobu’s lovers and Kuniyoshi’s warriors: twenty Japanese woodblock prints, how they were made, and how to hang them.
Carl Larsson’s Christmas Eve, Queen Victoria’s tree, a Danish tree market and Courbet’s snowy village: twelve festive paintings for the season’s most important wall.

From Rembrandt frowning at 24 to Böcklin listening to Death play the fiddle, twelve self portraits that show how artists saw themselves, and how to hang one at home.

Manet’s seaside, Blake’s Dante, Homer’s open skies and Hiroshige’s fireworks: twelve paintings in every blue, from powder to midnight.

Monet’s poppies, Renoir’s riverside lunch, Morisot’s dining room and Pissarro’s village: twenty impressionist works, what makes each one sing, and how to bring them home.
A Brueghel farm, a Stubbs spaniel, a Ruysch bouquet and a Manet portrait: twelve paintings that hold the most important wall in the room, with how to hang them.
Ten great horse paintings, by Stubbs, Géricault, Wouwerman, Paulus Potter and Alfred de Dreux, each the masterwork behind a Fable portrait style for your own horse.