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Hogarth - One Man and His Pug
Lars Tharp looks into the mystery of artist William Hogarth's obsession with pugs.
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The Art of the Vikings
An exploration of Viking culture and its long-lasting influence on the British Isles.
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In Search of Rory McEwen
The story of Rory McEwen - aristocrat, artist, folk singer and pioneering TV presenter.
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A Very British Pornographer: The Jack Kahane Story
Film on Jack Kahane, who sold low-grade smut yet published classic avant-garde literature.
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Jacobi on Garrick: Godfather of the British Stage
Derek Jacobi profiles David Garrick, the man who reinvented acting for the modern era.
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The Art of the Impossible: MC Escher and Me
Sir Roger Penrose takes us on a personal journey through artist MC Escher's work.
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Thomas Chatterton: The Myth of the Doomed Poet
Exploring the mythic afterlife of the 18th-century poet Thomas Chatterton.
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Nina Simone and Me with Laura Mvula
Singer Laura Mvula visits New York to explore the Nina Simone songs that mean most to her.
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The Body Beautiful - Ancient Greeks, Good Looks and Glamour
Natalie Haynes explores the Ancient Greeks' preoccupation with the human form.
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The Private Life of a Dolls' House
Exploring the history of dolls' houses from early examples to modern incarnations.
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Wondrous Obsessions: The Cabinet of Curiosities
The story behind a collecting craze that began in Renaissance Europe.
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The Living Mountain: A Cairngorms Journey
The story of Nan Shepherd and her book, The Living Mountain.
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The Russian Revolutionary: Zaha Hadid on Kazimir Malevich
Architect Zaha Hadid tells how her work is influenced by abstract artist Kazimir Malevich.
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Castiglione - Rogue Genius of the Baroque
Helen Rosslyn profiles troubled 17th century printmaker and draftsman Giovanni Castiglione
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Tracey Emin on Louise Bourgeois - Women Without Secrets
An insight into the life and work of the French-American artist Louise Bourgeois.
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The Hidden Jewels of the Cheapside Hoard
The story behind a trove of Elizabethan and Jacobean jewels discovered in London in 1912.
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The Art of Witchcraft
A look at why witches have cast such a powerful spell over generations of artists.
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Stradivarius and Me
Clemency Burton-Hill explores the life and influence of violin maker Antonio Stradivari.
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Walter Scott's Castle
Stuart Kelly explores Abbotsford House including its newly discovered secret corners.
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Bolsover Castle
Lucy Worsley tells the story of Bolsover Castle in Derbyshire.
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The Kimbolton Cabinet
John Bly investigates the Kimbolton Cabinet, an exquisite piece of English furniture.