Gladys Deacon — An Eccentric Duchess: Blenheim Palace
SYLVIA VETTA on a fascinating new exhibition at Blenheim Palace
View ArticleTVADA Fair, The Swan, Tetsworth
The Thames Valley Antiques Dealers Association has moved its annual fair from autumn to spring and from Radley to The Swan at Tetsworth. Most readers will know the beautiful old coaching inn with its...
View ArticleEgypt: Body and soul
The Ancient Egypt and Nubia galleries at the Ashmolean Museum have come to life.
View ArticlePassage to India
Hurry to the Ashmolean and immerse yourself in sub-continental sun-kissed colour.
View ArticleFully developed talent
It is entirely possible you have never heard of the photographer Sisi Burn — until you look at the small-print credit below many famous published images of musical artists that have appeared over the...
View ArticleHeartfelt museum exhibition
The fun Head Over Heels exhibition is based on the serious exploration of the past and present by a range of Oxfordshire Community Groups, writes Anne James.
View ArticleJourney into Wonderland
This year is particularly significant for the Alice Day celebrations which take place each July, as it is the 150th anniversary of the year in which Lewis Carroll told his tale of Alice’s Adventures...
View ArticleAbingdon's lessons in history
SYLVIA VETTA on the reopening of Abingdon Museum which has three floors of new exhibitions
View ArticleVictoria Revealed:Kensington Palace
As part of the £12m revamp of Kensington Palace recently unveiled, a new permanent exhibition explores the life and reign of one of the palace’s most famous residents, Britain’s longest reigning...
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