The four volumes offer insight into 1,800 works, including a “uniquely weird” purchase by Edward VII

The often violent history of public statues and museum collections—including that of Oxford’s Pitt Rivers Museum—is told in this biographical book that energises and exasperates in equal measure.

A timely study examines the unique confluence of artists and architects in British buildings from the 1850s to the 1950s

Kensington and Chelsea is home to celebrated statues and hidden pieces

Remarkable photographs of thousands of church interiors in rural England and Wales have been brought together in this landmark publication

A brisk but dense guide to the complex rules surrounding the removal of art from public and private spaces