From 23 September 2026 the Grand Palais gives its nave over to Cezanne et nous, an exhibition that asks not […]

The National Gallery of Victoria has given its 2026 Melbourne Winter Masterpieces slot to Cartier, a survey of nearly four

Émile Gallé (1846–1904) was a glassmaker, a cabinetmaker, a ceramicist and a botanist, a writer who took public positions, and

Ashford’s former Odeon was built in 1936 to a design by Andrew Mather, the architect behind many of the circuit’s

Philippe Olland was a publisher in Lorraine when he found a Daum vase at a flea market. Over the following

A botanical garden shows visitors its flowerbeds. What it does not usually show is the room where seeds are dried,

The house with two turrets at 2 rue Besse, in old Vichy, was built in the 1820s for a magistrate

Alphonse Mucha’s line, the flowing contour that made his Paris posters of the 1890s recognisable at a glance, arrives in

In the small town of Lardy in the Essonne, south of Paris, a garden of 1927 survives that was laid

At the far southern end of Marseille, where the corniche runs out towards the calanques, a bastide sits in a