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16/06/2022

In 1805, a little-known English artist and amateur painting instructor did what no woman before her ever had: publish a book on the subject of colour theory.

Five years before Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's Theory of Colours, the English artist Mary Gartside published her own challenge to the ideas of Isaac Newton, writes Kelly Grovier.

16/06/2022

When Cecil Beaton photographed Her Majesty the Queen to mark her Coronation, in 1953, it was – as you might expect – in full pomp, with orb and sceptre, crown and robes, her golden throne standing tall amid the grandeur of Westminster Abbey… Except, well, it wasn't.

From fairytale and formal to satirical and subversive – the art and photography that depict Her Majesty the Queen reveal some interesting truths. Holly Williams takes a look.

16/06/2022

In the 1st Century, bathers in the city of Bath who suffered the ignominy of having their clothes stolen while they were enjoying a soak knew exactly who to call upon for help.

The mythical goddesses who broke the rules of s*x and power – and manifested our worst anxieties. Daisy Dunn explores the fierce deities who were both revered and feared.

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14/06/2022

If you have the courage to begin, you have the courage to succeed.

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Positive Mind Positive Vibes Positive Life

07/06/2022

When you love what you have, You have every little thing you need.