The Arts and Crafts of Napoleonic Prisoners of War

The Arts and Crafts of Napoleonic Prisoners of War

During the Napoleonic Wars, 200,000 prisoners of war were brought to Britain with many remaining in captivity for up to eleven years. These men had to occupy their time using their imagination and ingenuity. They are famous for their manufacture of bone ships,...
Fair Weather and Foul: 200 Years of British Marine Painting

Fair Weather and Foul: 200 Years of British Marine Painting

Join Richard Kay, picture specialist at Woolley & Wallis, for an illustrated talk exploring the rich history of British marine painting from 1800 to the present day. From storm-lashed seascapes to elegant sailing yachts, Richard will uncover how artists have...