New research has helped to bring back lost objects and features at Kelmscott Manor, where the English Arts and Crafts designer lived for 25 years

The newly discovered emblem goes back on show on the 500th anniversary of the day King Henry VIII first met his future second wife

Cromwell Place opens up the former studio of the Irish artist, where he painted prominent Anglo-Irish Treaty negotiators

Commissioned by Charles II, the work depicts the 1672 Battle of Solebay between the English and Dutch in which the 1st Earl of Sandwich drowned

The show of portraits at the Holburne Museum in Bath charts the reign of the Tudor monarchs and their subjects

Reviving 17th-century Tijou screens commissioned by Protestant monarchs William and Mary means undoing decades of damage and haphazard repairs

The turbulent period’s flashy architectural projects aimed to send out a powerful message, new book reveals

The first ever mosaic illustrating scenes from Homer’s Iliad, it would have decorated an imposing dining and entertainment space within a major villa complex

A relic of national importance, the man-made cave is all that remains of his villa and gardens—and is only accessible through a school dining hall

This major London show, marking the 200th anniversary of the country's independence, does not flinch from the bloodiest aspects of Inca culture

Sculpture atop the final resting place of the medieval knight and heir to Edward III has been examined by a team of researchers led by The Courtauld Institute of Art

Many pieces on show in the Spanish Gallery are from the personal collection of financier Jonathan Ruffer, the main backer of a £150m regeneration project in Bishop Auckland

Alongside famous Pre-Raphaelite depictions of swoony, pillow-haired beauties are paintings of friends, family and fellow artists on show at the Holburne Museum

The cultural centre has international ambitions if it wins the £100,000 prize

Dig uncovers a wealth of objects, including jewellery probably worn by Queen Cynethryth, an influential female ruler likely to have been buried in the village

Tercentenary show opens at Bonhams in London before travelling to Compton Verney in Warwickshire

The rambling 365-room mansion is being rescued from near collapse, starting with its tea house

Scholars believe the 15th-century decorative work was whitewashed in the Tudor era to obliterate the Roman Catholic imagery

Tea clipper's original figurehead has been replaced with a carving based on the recently rediscovered original drawings

Home boasts the largest collection of the designer's hand-printed wallpapers as well as a wealth of Arts and Crafts treasures

The 19th-century French symbolist's works will go on show at Waddesdon Manor before travelling to Paris

Conservation of the panels—bought by Elizabethan noblewoman Bess of Hardwick—has been National Trust's "most lengthy and expensive textile project"

“Almost every single thing we think we know about him is wrong,” says the curator of a new exhibition at the British Museum

Francis I of Brittany had his first wife painted over in a medieval prayer book before giving it to his new spouse, research at Cambridge's Fitzwilliam Museum shows

Mysterious image still holds some secrets however

Painting is the only surviving contemporary image of the monarch

New exhibition on 5,000 years of Iranian civilisation will feature museum's rarely seen replicas of life-sized friezes from King Darius’s “very excellent” palace

The richly decorated Schloss Köpenick serves as backdrop to a show of works by three artists whose motifs encompass the natural world and Greek legends

After a £4.3m National Lottery Heritage Fund grant and years of restoration, the historic priory is set to open this summer

Medieval masterpiece by Jan and Hubert Van Eyck is being unveiled today after a three-year treatment