After being sent to a lunatic asylum in England, Sassoon decided he should be back in the trenches, with the fellows, to ...

There’s nothing like getting caught in a giggle loop, where the desire to laugh builds until it bursts out at a disastrous ...

Chiswick House & Gardens Trust (CHGT) has announced the launch of its new artist and maker studios, opening in May 2025.

Andaz London Liverpool Street is nestled in the heart of London's financial district. However, this hotel offers more than meets the eye, with a colourful lobby, multiple restaurants, and a unique ...

The work references William Hogarth’s series of engravings, Marriage à la Mode (1743-45), delivering a critique of Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan. “Himid pushes the boundaries of ...

Dogs are man’s best friends. And if that man happens to be a painter or a sitter for a painting, their four-legged friends must be included in them too.

Shrove Tuesday is a minor holiday at best these days. But turn the clock back, and there was a lot more than pancakes to ...

Artists who quickly spring to mind include Phil May, Will Dyson, Norman Lindsay and Noel Counihan. The great William Hogarth once defined the satirical portrait as a “species of subject which may be ...

In 1859, the 25-year-old Edgar Degas, newly returned from Italy and settled in his first studio in Paris, chose to refine his drawing skills by copying Hogarth’s A Harlot’s Progress (1731), A Rake’s ...