Collection & Artist Highlights
Thought you knew everything in our archive? A new collection or artist joins Bridgeman every week so allow us to take you on a tour. Every month we focus on different and exciting collections and artists
The Israel Museum
From prehistory to contemporary art and photography, the Israel Museum offers an in depth examination of both Jewish art and Jewish life.
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The Regime Against Art
The Nazi exhibition of works deemed 'degenerate' is only one example of state-sanctioned censorship and destruction of art works.
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Sibling Rivalry
The 2010 UK Labour Party leadership election sees two brothers, David and Edward Miliband, facing off. Bridgeman delves into its archive to assess sibling rivalry in history, literature and myth.
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John Armstrong (1893-1978)
An artist of strong intellectual resource, a masterful designer, an original colourist and sometimes the conscience of the nation.The career of this unique British artist is overdue for reassessment.
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Museum of London
New galleries, new stories, new images. Telling the story of London and its inhabitants from the Great Fire of London to 20th century politics.
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Stolen!
With the recent theft of five modern masterpieces in Paris, here's a rundown of other infamous art heists.
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Beatrice Coron
NEW Bridgeman represented artist taking paper art to a whole new level. Learn more about this unique artist.
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The Art of Mapping
An exhibition on maps is currently on show at the British Library. Take a closer look at the wonderful maps in the Bridgeman archive, spanning centuries.
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