An exploration of Frederic Edwin Church’s powerful work of art evoking the sublime landscape of the Niagara Falls from the American Side.
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Alongside James Cagney, Edward G Robinson epitomised the prohibition-era gangster. The convincing quirks and ticks Robinson (and Cagney) transmitted to the silver screen from the
Cecil Gordon Lawson is a little-known painter who belonged to a little-known Victorian group – the Idyllists. His only slightly more famous colleagues were Fred
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Glover is a shining example to the rapidly expanding population of older people in Britain today. He was born in the English Midlands in the
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