the British government produced a whole range of other posters, many of which did see the light of day. Recently the UK's National Archives has decided to release over World War II 2,000 art works ...

Clive Branson's Demonstration In Battersea shows how the people of London were troubled by the growing tension in Europe in the run up to World War II ... the late 1930s, British artists reacted ...

British art experts who saved priceless Italian manuscripts ... and works of art in Europe survived the destruction of World War II. With the answer, Edsel, the businessman who had developed ...

The return of the 1654 oil painting would mark the latest triumph for a special panel set up by the British government to investigate ... Hartveld survived World War II but never recovered the art ...

War art encompasses far more than battle scenes ... The first official war-artists' scheme was set up by the British government in 1916, mainly for propaganda purposes and for memorialising ...

During World war II, the original Monuments Men rescued more than five million works of art, including Jan and ... Nick Squires reports for the Telegraph, the British army hopes to replicate ...

The original work, by street art initiative Plymouth Artists Together, illustrates the city's post-Blitz "rise from the ashes". Mr Robinson said the piece was "very striking" for people walking past.

Martin has selected around 100 other works to give an overview of how British art responded. Pablo Picasso's work is included in the exhibition to show how British artists were influenced by the ...