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Objects of translation and the cultural interactions of Muslims and Hindus in the late 12th and early 13th centuries
The painting that still languishes in a vault, despite nearly a century of squabbling
The author is hindered by his own technique
A study of US arts policy and the ideology of denazification in post-war Germany
A collection of essays by museum directors worldwide on restitutions and ownership
How artists and the arts fared under the Vichy regime and the German occupation of France, 1940-44
Farhad Hakimzadeh was given two years' imprisonment after it was learnt he had stolen volumes from the two UK institutions
Henrietta Maria: patron, collector and propagandist
Hadrian was a politically savvy, calculating, vicious, lion-hunting, married, gay general in the best tradition
New works on a quartet of women painters and the wives and models of three of the men
Sorry tales of devastation and waste, with little hope on the horizon
The Cranach exhibition catalogue and a book on technical aspects of his work
An invaluable resource, lavishly illustrated
An overview of what's on the world of Klimt
The elegance of the volume makes it a fitting tribute to a triumvirate—the collector Paul Mellon, and the scholars Basil Taylor and Judy Egerton—who will always be associated with the artist’s name
Not about faith or folly, but film as reality
Visual reproductions to capture nature
John Harris investigates the mainly US market for parts of European buildings
This account by the UK chairman of Sotheby’s is enthusiastic but superficial
Leading organisations to abolish reproduction charges for scholarly publications
A collection of interviews with museum employees—from director Philippe de Montebello to a café waitress—reveals few secrets
“I myself would like to be a poet”
A true story of love, war and madness
A reappraisal of the life of the first Duke of Chandos, patron, collector and philanthropist
Banksy’s rise from street artist to gallery star, embraced by the commercial art world, is by no means unique
Exhibition includes rare archival material
Will he be rescued from obscurity?
Three publications illuminate the subject of Tate Britain’s major exhibition
Given three months before his death, these last lectures are now in print