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Early John Constable painting to be sold at auction - Vimarsana News

Early John Constable painting to be sold at auction

The Harvest Field dates from 1797 and was unknown to scholars before it was last sold in 1992.

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Match The Clues To The Person Match Quiz | People by Country - Vimarsana News

Match The Clues To The Person Match Quiz | People by Country

From the clues given, just match the person to whom it relates. - test your knowledge in this quiz! (Author Lord_Digby)

Circular Walks Outside London - The New York Times - Vimarsana News

Circular Walks Outside London - The New York Times

A handy guidebook outlines 27 bucolic walks outside the British capital that begin and end at train stations. We tried some out.

We revealed Banksy's name 15 years ago - so why was the arty set still insisting last week that it's a mystery? Is it because it would be harder for a privately educated chap called Robin Gunningham to flog his graffiti for millions? - Vimarsana News

We revealed Banksy's name 15 years ago - so why was the arty set still insisting last week that it's a mystery? Is it because it would be harder for a privately educated chap called Robin Gunningham to flog his graffiti for millions?

There is an egregious hypocrisy behind all this hero-worship. Banksy's reputation and financial pulling power rely on the mystique of his anonymity.

A Suffolk Sojourn | The Arbuturian - Vimarsana News

A Suffolk Sojourn | The Arbuturian

Do you know how many Brits holidayed in the UK this year? The answer may surprise you. Last year, a whopping 82% had a staycation – perhaps unsurprising, given the Covid pandemic. Fast forward to 2023, and the proportion has only come down slightly, to 75%. According to research by Sykes Holiday Cottages, three-quarters of Brits will holiday on home soil this year, with at least 43% planning to make this their main break. Of course, foreign travel bookings are surging, thanks to the relaxation of coronavirus restrictions – but it seems staycations are still enjoying their moment in the su...