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A rarefied group of history buffs and horse enthusiasts meets in upstate New York for an annual drive with their horses.

Last week, members of the climate activist group Just Stop Oil glued their hands to the frame of an early 16th-century copy of Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper in London’s Royal Academy of Art. They painted “No New Oil” under the painting and said they chose the painting because climate change was causing worldwide food shortages. One activist, a schoolteacher from Leeds, said it was “unfair” to expect young people “to respect our culture when their government is hellbent on des...

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Actor Pat John, known for the classic Canadian comedy-drama series "The Beachcombers," has died, according to one of his co-stars.

The artwork belonged to a 19th Century French art collector before it came on the market in 2017.

It depends, says art historian Noah Charney. Certain pieces can trigger a response in people who have an agenda

Climate activists appear to choose their objectives with all the precision of blindfold darts.

The return of Bristol Harbour Festival and a new brewery pop-up

The Telegraph's regular reviewers select the very best books of the year so far, from fiction and crime to history and biographies

Climate change protesters have targeted a copy of Leonardo da Vinci’s “The Last Supper” at London’s Royal Academy of Arts. They glued themselves to the painting’s frame and spray-painted “No