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MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: The Art of China from 1700 BC. SHOTLIST: Various shots at the Royal Academy of the treasures.
What could be more British than a nice cup of tea? Fish and Chips? The Union Jack? David Dabydeen discusses the influence of Empire on British art and design.
Weekly Podcast hosted by Cassidy Cash in which she explores Elizabethan England and Shakespeare’s world. This week art historian Steve Wadlow follows up on a previous podcast (qv) on the Duncan portrait of...
Lawrence Spicer presents this special edition of After Eight, The World of Islam. At the London Islamic Centre Chief Imam Dr Zaki Badawi explains the history and practices of the religion. Dalu Jones talks...
This week is a special edition. Mike Matthews visits the village of Dummer, in Hampshire, to celebrate the marriage of His Royalty Prince Andrew to Miss Sarah Ferguson. One track with 7 interviews. 1- His...
Pathe synopsis: In recent years, many people have complained of the slowness of cricket. To confound the critics, we visit a match as played in 1818 - with authentic equipment, dress and olde worlde...
Our Kind of Town, weekly programme presented by Keith Howell. This edition visits the Horniman Museum in Forest Hill, south London, and looks at its founding (by tea trader, Frederick Horniman) and history,...
This morning the Tate Gallery in London opened its doors to one of the biggest shows in its history. The Cezanne exhibition has been hailed as the most important display of the artist’s work in sixty...
inaugurates new excavations in buried City of Pompeii - where it is expected to discover a great new treasure home of ancient Roman art and life.
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Dresden Jousting. SHOTLIST: ‘Knights of Old’ in armour riding on horseback and practising the art of jousting. Fair maidens watching the contest.
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