
Dutch Golden Age paintings: 15 masterworks from Rembrandt to Potter
Rembrandt, Hals, Steen, de Hooch, Ruisdael and Kalf: fifteen pictures from the century when a small country of merchants painted itself better than anyone before.
Stories behind the art: extraordinary artworks, the stories they hold, and ways to make them yours.

Rembrandt, Hals, Steen, de Hooch, Ruisdael and Kalf: fifteen pictures from the century when a small country of merchants painted itself better than anyone before.
Rossetti, Burne-Jones, Waterhouse, Millais and Landseer: twelve paintings from the age of Queen Victoria for period rooms, dark wallpapers and William Morris prints.

Burne-Jones’s Love Song, Paolo and Francesca in Böcklin’s darkness, a love letter by Harunobu and Cupid by Barocci: fourteen romantic works to give on Valentine’s Day, from tender to tragic.
Hammershøi’s greys, Whistler’s violet and rose, Caillebotte’s summer greens and Van Gogh’s Zouave: twelve famous paintings, each a living room colour scheme you can borrow.

Monet at Antibes, Caillebotte’s chrysanthemums, Van Gogh’s poet’s garden, Carl Larsson’s birch-tree breakfast and gardens from Persia, China and Japan: sixteen gardens to hang at home.
Böcklin’s castles and reeds, a Church campfire, a Doré knight and Hilma af Klint’s black altarpiece: twelve dark, dramatic pictures for deep walls and low light.
They have the gadgets, the candles and the cashmere. What they do not have is their cats painted like a Kahler, their greyhound like a Landseer or their house like a Turner. Twelve masterworks behind Fable’s portrait styles.

Twelve bedroom colour schemes lifted from real paintings, from fresh sage and sky to golden peacock and dramatic black and bottle green.

A full moon over Rotterdam harbour, Murasaki writing by moonlight, an Indian terrace at midnight and Blake’s Hecate: fourteen moonlit works, from Edo prints to Victorian lanes.