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Around the world with Robert Elwes
The admired Victorian artist-traveller Robert Elwes' paintings, previously believed to have been destroyed by fire with his house, have recently been rediscovered by The Watercolour World
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An eye witness account of the war in Crimea, 1853-1856
Henry Hugh Clifford's painted and written accounts offer a shocking glimpse of the harsh realities of war
Queen ​Victoria and Prince Albert’s precious watercolour albums
Carly Collier explains why watercolours were so important to the royal couple
Egyptology and expansionism in 19th-century Belgium
Researchers have been looking at historical watercolours to understand the rise of Egyptomania in Belgium
Repainting a pharaoh's tomb
How 19th-century watercolours became the key to reconstructing an ancient Egyptian burial chamber
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