The Arab Tale-Teller PrintOil on canvas, 1833

known as vedute

English armourers had perfected a style suited to their wealthy

especially Queen Victoria and her children

Richly illustrated and featuring an easy-to-use design

to France’s guillotined “martyr queen”―the author demystifies the legend

liberated from the contingencies of Time

during the course of which they will find themselves driven by obsessions and confusions unlike any they've experienced before

created in celebration of friendship and in response to the abundant furniture and miniatures housed in the Wallace Collection

sculpture and taxidermy from British institutions including the V&A

Designed especially for the shop to complement the exhibition Grayson Perry: Delusions of Grandeur

Both functional and decorative

jewellery and weaponry from Ranjit Singh’s court