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Institution based in Aberystwyth purchases five post-war works at regular dedicated Welsh auction

Two early documents featuring female authors are among the highlights in a wide-ranging sale selection

Sculpture trails are part of the attractions this summer along with dealer shows and auctions

Annual fair held at the city’s Assembly Rooms since 1986 starts afresh in Pavilion venue this July

The first Treasure House Fair was launched last year after the demise of Masterpiece and was greeted by dealers and visitors eager for a summer event. The second is now coming up

A closer look at a west London road that can offer more than 40 dealers and galleries selling a wide range of art and antiques

Porcelain from the Staffordshire factory takes up half a sale – and it’s just the first part of a huge collection

The annual festival of art taking place at galleries across the capital and in several online shows is known as London Art Week and this year has a special focus featuring works on paper

Here we present a selection of 20 museum special exhibitions taking place over the summer

Our look ahead to some of the many stand-out items on offer at auctions this summer.

To mark five decades in the business, Anthony Outred has selected several items from his private collection for a selling exhibition, including a rosewood brass inlaid centre table with a Roman mosaic top c.1770-90.

Scale models such as these Grand Tour-era plaster of Paris models of classical temples were used as prototypes by architects and inspiration for their own designs

At the same time as a naval arms race was taking place in the years just before the First World War another maritime competition developed in the shape of liners.

The summer exhibition running at Sotheby’s this year focuses on works by artists who were born overseas but passed through or settled in the UK permanently.

Charles Mackay specialises in early British and Northern European portraiture at The Weiss Gallery. The firm is taking part in London Art Week (from June 28-July 5)

Found by a mudlark along the Thames in the early 2000s, these three well-preserved 1st-2nd century leather shoes would have once protected the feet of Roman children in Londinium.

Dealer Paul Frecker’s new book examines the rise of the carte de visite and its enduring cultural legacy.

World leaders and veterans recently marked the anniversary of the D-Day landings in Normandy, France. Highlighting creative responses to war from two generations of the same family is the theme of a new exhibition in Harrogate.

A large cycle of lithographs created more than 100 years ago and then hidden away is seeing the light thanks to a collaboration between a London gallery and the Imperial War Museum

The British Museum never stands still when it comes to acquiring works on paper, as a new exhibition showcasing purchases over the past 20 years demonstrates