Why is "Bendor Grosvenor" trending?

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• How do we stem the decline in students studying art history in the UK? - The Art Newspaper
• Book review: The Invention of British Art by Bendor Grosvenor - The Church Times
• Waldy and Bendy’s Adventures in Art review — I am addicted to this podcast - The Times
• Condoms in 18th-century painting - The Spectator
• Comment | Want to truly read a painting? Forget the present, and focus on the past - The Art Newspaper
• Fake or Fortune? presenters ‘in dispute’ over new BBC show - Antiques Trade Gazette
• National Gallery Rehang: First Pleasure, Then Politics - ArtReview
• Cutting criticism – a tale of Bendor Grosvenor’s cat - Apollo – The International Art Magazine
• An art historian’s cat clawed a hole into the 17th-century painting he was restoring. - Artsy
• From Miriam Gold to Bendor Grosvenor: new books reviewed in short - New Statesman
• Is Stubbs’s Whistlejacket experimental — or just unfinished? - The Times
• Comment | Tate Britain’s Turner and Constable show got me thinking about Marxist art history - The Art Newspaper
• Comment | The UK National Gallery’s new remit puts it in competition with Tate—here's why that’s a mistake - The Art Newspaper
• Court of Appeal ruling will prevent UK museums from charging reproduction fees—at last - The Art Newspaper
• Who will rule Rembrandtland? Behind the search for an authority on the Old Master - The Art Newspaper
• Mourning the loss of a fine Rembrandt scholar - The Art Newspaper
• An author’s waking nightmares: Van Dyck dreaming and colour proofs of a shadowy masterwork - The Art Newspaper
• Against a tense political landscape, we can learn a lot from the cool head of a picture restorer - The Art Newspaper
• Turner vs Constable: is it time for art historians to choose? - The Art Newspaper
• Comment | I finally went to see some art—and caught Covid-19 - The Art Newspaper
• Comment | Visiting a historic house should be about more than just cream teas and crocuses—their full histories, however unsettling, should be told | Bendor Grosvenor - The Art Newspaper
• 'Autism made me an art historian. But museums must do more to welcome disabled and neurodiverse communities' - The Art Newspaper
• 'Why I can't get excited about AI art' - The Art Newspaper
• The conservation studio is the coalface of art history—but not all 'restorations' can be solved with acetone - The Art Newspaper
• Criminal thoughts about a Rubens portrait and watching Nanette on my summer art detox - The Art Newspaper
• Ever Wonder How Experts Find Long-Lost Masterpieces? We Asked Top Sleuths in the Trade to Share Their Secrets - Artnet News
• Evidence of royal painter’s secret son uncovered in portrait - The Times
• An art expert says his cat destroyed a painting worth $6,714 - Business Insider
• Was a Vienna auction's €6,000 'copy' of the Sistine Chapel's ceiling actually by Michelangelo? - The Art Newspaper
• Art historian Bendor Grosvenor interview: ‘A programme on British art? The BBC wouldn’t want that’ - The Telegraph
• What Makes British Art ‘British’? - ArtReview
• Badly preserved Salvator Mundi copy—which sold for staggering €1m—could be more valuable than once thought - The Art Newspaper
• Protestors took too much risk throwing soup on the Sunflowers—and missed an opportunity - The Art Newspaper
• Lost image of Bonnie Prince Charlie discovered by X-ray - BBC
• Why ‘Fake or Fortune’ is the only show left on traditional TV that I enjoy - The Boar
• National Gallery should be ashamed of how it treated its educators - The Art Newspaper
• Did a Royal Painter Hide a Scandalous Secret in This Portrait? - Artnet News
• Bonnie Prince Charlie portrait found by art historian Bendor Grosvenor - The Guardian
• Omicron won't thwart my Old Master mission - The Art Newspaper
• Very Naughty Kitty Slashed 17th-Century Portrait - Smithsonian Magazine
• Connoisseurship has gone out of fashion—to diversify the canon, it's time for a revival - The Art Newspaper
• Interview: Bendor Grosvenor - cherwell.org
• Museums are about to reopen—but should they? - The Art Newspaper
• The British Museum demeans itself by selling its works as NFTs—and will probably live to regret it - The Art Newspaper
• Cultural heroes, please stay out of politics The finest minds lose all their nuance when they get political on Twitter - UnHerd
• Trespassing in the name of art history - The Art Newspaper
• Comment | In a world of digital innovation, what if art becomes… boring? | Bendor Grosvenor - The Art Newspaper
• Comment | Tate, WTF is up with you using Wikipedia? - The Art Newspaper
• Did the buyer of the Salvator Mundi get played—or did we? - The Art Newspaper
• Mona Lisa, Rembrandt and Venus enjoy a well-earned rest during lockdown - The Art Newspaper
• Why was the National Gallery shy of sharing its ‘Wilton Diptych’ report? - The Art Newspaper
• Some (impertinent) art advice for King Charles III on how to manage the Royal Collection - The Art Newspaper
• Is art history becoming too woke? - The Art Newspaper
• Dr Bendor Grosvenor - The Steeple Times - The Steeple Times
• Bendor Grosvenor - Apollo – The International Art Magazine
• Pet Cat Destroys Rare, Expensive Work of Art - W Magazine
• A Museum in Wales Had a Botticelli Right Under Their Noses and Didn’t Realize It Until This Helpful TV Art Detective Told Them - Artnet News
• Waldy and Bendy’s Adventures in Art - The Times
• What can mysterious markings in stone teach us about British art? - The Art Newspaper
• What's up at the National Gallery? The London institution is half of what it used to be - The Art Newspaper
• Comment | The UK Ministry of Culture is where politicians' careers go to die—but Oliver Dowden has emerged victorious, thanks to the culture wars - The Art Newspaper
• Why was the National Portrait Gallery so secretive about its closure? - The Art Newspaper
• TV art historian discovers masterpieces - The Times
• Painting once written off as £20 copy reassessed as £20m Raphael - The Guardian
• Art students fail to recognise famous painter as they spend too much time reading books, BBC presenter says - The Telegraph
• Connoisseurship at the RA - The University of Manchester
• For 400 years, Rubens' masterpiece was actually a copy - news.cgtn.com
• Bonnie Prince Charlie portrait found in Scotland - The Scotsman
• Rubens' Duke of Buckingham 'found' after 400 years - BBC
• BBC art expert reveals rare painting worth thousands of pounds was destroyed by his cat - The Telegraph
• Dr Bendor Grosvenor joins Edinburgh auctioneers Lyon & Turnbull - The National Scot
• Former Tories to back SNP candidate - Border Telegraph
• Boris Johnson’s party must be destroyed, says former Tory adviser Bendor Grosvenor - The Times
• Lost masterpiece “discovered” at Birmingham Museums - brumhour.co.uk
• Fake Or Fortune?: Five tips for art buyers - BBC
• How a painting lost for 400 years worth tens of millions was found in Pollok House - GlasgowWorld
• Portrait of Rembrandt from Knightshayes goes under the spotlight in BBC Four’s Britain’s Lost Masterpieces - Devon Live
• 'Lost masterpieces' found at Carmarthenshire County Museum - BBC
• Scots stately home’s Madonna ‘probably not’ by Raphael - The National Scot
• In pursuit of the Prince - The Spectator Australia
• BBC Four announces raft of new arts commissions for the summer - BBC
• Dirt-covered painting revealed as a 400-year-old Rubens masterpiece - Metro.co.uk
• Your Paintings: A Culture Show Special to uncover a Van Dyck at The Bowes Museum - BBC
• One and only portrait of Bonnie Prince Charlie painted in Britain is discovered in Scotland after 250 years - Daily Record
• Moron Of The Moment: Lady Victoria Hervey On Black Lives Matters - The Steeple Times
• Meleager and Atalanta painting found by a BBC presenter at Swansea Museum - Daily Mail