When he noticed an uncanny resemblance between John Singer Sargent’s painting of Virginie Gautreau and a Cecil Beaton ...

A history of Ireland’s original setter — the elegant, intelligent breed saved from extinction by devoted breeders and cherished as a symbol of the nation’s sporting heritage.

'It’s America. It’s hot rodding, it’s our love of cars. And this is the birthplace of speed and the hot rod. There’s a lot of ...

John Goodall looks at the sources of inspiration behind the design for the magnificently idiosyncratic West Wycombe Park in ...

It proved an inspired choice: he reinvented still life as a genre and found fame in the process. Now, the Courtauld Institute ...

An early Rolex Oyster — arguably the most famous watch in Rolex history — is to be auctioned off by Sotherby’s in Geneva, ...

And if all else fails, you can leave groups more discreetly, these days, because WhatsApp has changed the settings and ...

Favoured by Byronic bluesmen, Eton pops and rotund royalty, the waistcoat and its later iterations are an integral part of ...

The Houses of Guinness by Adrian Tinniswood is out in November (Scala, £34).

Jane Wheatley reports on an innovative project to restore Britain’s once plentiful native oyster reefs in Tyne & Wear.

The lawns at Haddo House in Aberdeenshire are luscious and friendly, unless you are the prey of the vile 'Strathy Strangler'.

The 800-person jamboree and silent auction— tickets at £2,000 apiece — is being billed as London’s answer to the Met Gala, ...