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The Curators

To accompany Andrew Graham-Dixon's , four curators from the Royal Collection Trust offer some revealing insights into selected works from the Royal Collection.

The Curators

  • Curator insights into Holbein's portraits of court life.

  • The family retreat at Buckingham House was filled with works by British artisans and artists.

  • These albums became precious mementos for Victoria after the untimely death of Albert in 1861.

  • Insights into early royal portrait photographs.

Royal Collection season highlights

  • Welcome to the breathtaking Royal Pavilion in Brighton.

  • One of Queen Victoria's more macabre commissions revealed.

  • An exhibition reunites the treasures amassed by Charles I for the first time in 370 years.

  • How Charles II, the 'Merry Monarch', overruled austerity to project power through art.

  • What the Coronation Regalia tell us about the country's history.

  • This extraordinary work of Mughal painting was acquired by George III.

  • An incredible suit of armour created for Henry, Prince of Wales.

  • Andrew Graham-Dixon views drawings by da Vinci that have been lost for centuries.

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