‘Touch has a memory’: An Object of Friendship

‘I feel as if New Town is my home’: Mary Severn and (some) Irish Connections

On Knowing Greek A Bit

Artist in the House: The Legacy of a Poem

Now You See Us: Positioning Ann Mary (Severn) Newton as a British Female Artist

Party Like a Victorian: Pianos, Pipes and People

Gertrude Jekyll and Mary Severn Newton Abroad: The 1863 Trip – Part 3 Constantinople

Artists Abroad: Gertrude Jekyll and Mary Severn Newton's 1863 Trip – Part 2 Rhodes

Artists Abroad: Gertrude Jekyll and Mary Severn Newton's 1863 Trip – Part 1

'She Seemed to Fall Asleep': 2 January 1866

To see the QUEEN. Fancy!!!

Finding Ann Mary Severn Newton

Stabat Mater: Working through the Unimaginable

‘Indisputable evidence’: Family Assumptions Past and Present

A 'maimed and blighted life': ghosting the past

Biography to Autobiography and Back: More on Mary Severn Newton