Picture of the week archive The Calvary at Tronoen. Sited within walking distance of the sea, it dates from between 1450 and 1470 and shows scenes including the Annunciation, Nativity, Last Judgement and Crucifixion more Highlights, April 2020 archive Exclusive interview with Jack Vettriano and preview of a new work, Laura Thatcher of ENO on stage sets, plus Constantin Guys and fashion, Impressionist dealers and collectors, Goya, and Rubens' oil sketches more Courtauld Insights more insights Capturing Modern Life Can fashion encapsulate the difference between absolute and ephemeral beauty? Nicola Harding on Constantin Guys and the Language of Dress Impressionist Dealers and Collectors Rebecca Virag on the people who created markets for the works of Monet, Degas, Cézanne and Renoir Spontaneity and Intention From private, personal works to grand designs - Stephanie-Suzanne Durante on Rubens' use of the oil sketch and its place as a work of art in its own right Stories more stories Jack Vettriano on Forain A watercolour by John-Louis Forain inspires a rare interview and preview of a new work from Britain's most popular living artist Stage Designs Laura Thatcher, Stage Manager of English National Opera on the illusion of theatre Goya: Portrait of Francisco Saavedra y Sangronis Even exceptional artists have bad days. Art critic Robert Cumming on a work by Goya and two very different politicians Quizzes, Polls & Discussions more quizzes Quizzes Watercolours - estimate their value Guess the detail and win a Gallery guide! Polls & Discussions Curators vs. Public - who's right? Image Sets more sets Drawing on Art History Insights into Art History study day for young people aged 16-18. 19.02.2020 Helen Higgins 12 February, 2020