‘Touch has a memory’: An Object of Friendship

Ephemera in the Archives: Beads, Babies and Bought

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

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

A Sketch of my Life: By Charles Thomas Newton

Athens in Venice: Conquest and Casts

Ancient and Modern Columns: Rummaging through the archives of Thomas Harrison

'She Seemed to Fall Asleep': 2 January 1866

Finding Ann Mary Severn Newton

Towards Reconciliation? Colonial Plunder and Legacies of Maqdala in Lancaster

Maqdala 1868: At Tate Britain and the National Portrait Gallery

A 'maimed and blighted life': ghosting the past

The Legacy of the Earl of Elgin's Memorandum

The Legacies of Charles Thomas Newton: Classical Sculpture, Collecting, Museums & Diplomacy

An architect, a diplomat (or 'thief'), his secretary and his memorandum