R.I.P. Sister Wendy Beckett, TV art historian and Roman Catholic nun
Her unique presentation style combined with a deep knowledge of and passion for the arts made for oddly brilliant television.
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Ever wonder where THE Monty Python foot came from?
Hanging in Room 8 of London’s National Gallery is a rather unassuming painting. Bronzino’s Mannerist masterpiece, An Allegory with Venus and Cupid, was made in the mid-1500s for King Francis I, the King of France reigning from 1515 until his death in 1547. The piece, which hangs alongside works by Michelangelo and Raphael, depicts Cupid kissing his mother Venus, with great detail and […]
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Patricia Routledge in Admission: One shilling
Find yourself in or around Northampton with no plans this weekend? Have we got a deal for you. The Royal & Derngate theatre features a couple of greats from the British acting and musical world tonight and Saturday. The great Patricia Routledge, steamrolling towards her 82nd birthday in February of this year, and international concert […]
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