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Powerful, self-admiring and proud, Robert Dudley's ego has raised eyebrows for nearly 500 years.

This portrait contains subtle, naturalistic touches which offer a glimpse into the story of the real man behind the power and glory.

An essay by Jessica David, Senior Paintings Conservator at the Yale Center for British Art, and Dr. Edward Town, Head of Collections Information and Access at the Yale Center for British Art.

We are delighted to share Dr Christina J Faraday’s short essay. This insightful essay demonstrates how the ever widening and evolving field of art history is continually re-examining its practise. As a result, there have been vast developments in our understanding and appreciation of Tudor art.
Dr Christina J Faraday is a Research Fellow in history of art at Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, where she is pursuing research into Tudor art, literature and music.

Philip Mould & Company are committed to helping perceptive new collectors who maybe looking to start a collection, or expand an existing collection into new realms and genres. This month Portrait Miniatures Consultant, Emma Rutherford, share their new additions to the New Collectors collection.

Philip Mould & Company are committed to helping perceptive new collectors who maybe looking to start a collection, or expand an existing collection into new realms and genres. This month Portrait Miniatures Consultant, Emma Rutherford, share their new additions to the New Collectors collection.

Lawrence Hendra, Director of Research at Philip Mould & Co, joins Sarah Morris on The Tudor History & Travel Show Podcast to discuss our upcoming exhibition 'Love's Labour's Found'.

Today marks one year since the first episode of Art in Isolation. Thank you for your continued support and kind words. Over the last year, we've spanned hundreds of years of art: from Old Masters to modern mavericks, portraits to landscapes, 16^th century children, core members of pioneering Bloomsbury Group, sumptuous still lives of Souffles, Cedric Morris and Cedric the gallery dog. Thanks to your decerning eyes, great revelations have been brought to the fore and new additions to Art History have been made. We hope that we have brought some relief and distraction to a hard and unpredictable year.

In this episode, Philip explores the work of avant-garde artist, Gluck.

To mark the end of this series, Philip will host another 'Questions and Revelations' talk, to answer all of your burning questions and explore some revelations which have come to light as a result of your astute observation. Take care and see you soon. 

In this episode, Philip shares with you his passion for meadows through the work of artist Dora Noyes and her depiction of haymaking.