Julian Campbell explores Siobhan McDonald’s imagined worlds as her installation ~Crystalline’ travels to the Highlanes Gallery in October
Julian Campbell remembers Maria Dorothea Webb who practised her art among the vanguard in Brittany and Cornwall
Julian Campbell recalls the career of a little-remembered artist in the year of his centenary who was once part of the progressive Antwerp School in the 1880s
Julian Campbell marshals the evidence for the existence of two artists called Mahony, both of whom won the admiration of van Gogh
Irish-born artist George William Joy was an accomplished and cosmopolitan figure, who created one of the Victorian era’s most popular paintings, writes Julian Campbell
Nathaniel Hone excelled at capturing the great outdoors, whether pastoral or coastal: to mark his centenary Julian Campbell examines his dramatic County Clare marine works