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Titan of design Robert Kime's collection expected to achieve in excess of £1.5m at Newbury auction this week - Vimarsana News

Titan of design Robert Kime's collection expected to achieve in excess of £1.5m at Newbury auction this week

The collection is on public view at Dreweatts, assembled in room sets that recreate Robert’s homes in London and Provence.

Lake District to be subject of art exhibition in Grasmere | The Westmorland Gazette - Vimarsana News

Lake District to be subject of art exhibition in Grasmere | The Westmorland Gazette

Work by artist Tor Falcon of the Cumbrian landscape will be on display from September, running until the end of November.

My cultural day out on the Sussex Art Shuttle - Vimarsana News

My cultural day out on the Sussex Art Shuttle

With next week’s Turner prize opening in Eastbourne, we try a hop-on, hop-off bus service that takes art lovers around the area’s cultural hotspots

Treasures belonging to King Charles' personal decorator who died last year - including 16th century Holbein rug and Indian Mughal carpet - are going under the hammer for £1.5m - Vimarsana News

Treasures belonging to King Charles' personal decorator who died last year - including 16th century Holbein rug and Indian Mughal carpet - are going under the hammer for £1.5m

Each room of the late Robert Kime's London flat is an Aladdin's cave of incredible pieces, with important works of art sitting alongside intriguing historical items and beautiful furniture.

Lyrical and dreamlike: A World of Private Mystery – British Neo-Romantics, at the Fry Art Gallery, reviewed - Vimarsana News

Lyrical and dreamlike: A World of Private Mystery – British Neo-Romantics, at the Fry Art Gallery, reviewed

‘My daughter’s moving to Saffron Walden, away from all this,’ said the railway man at Stratford station, gesturing at the tower blocks overlooking the platform. ‘It’s like going back to the 1970s and ’80s.’ For the neo-romantics the pastoral mode was an escape from the grimness of everyday wartime reality Further back, in the case