
Splendours of the Subcontinent: Enameled Salver
This week’s ‘Splendours of the Subcontinent‘ linked post from the Royal Collections Trust is written by Kajal Meghan. She writes: Following our last post on

This week’s ‘Splendours of the Subcontinent‘ linked post from the Royal Collections Trust is written by Kajal Meghan. She writes: Following our last post on

Linked to the forthcoming ‘Splendours of the Subcontinent’ exhibition opening later this year at Cartwright Hall, this blog post has been written by Simon D

This week’s ‘Splendours of the Subcontinent‘ linked post from the Royal Collections Trust written by Kajal Meghani has an appropriately festive feel! She writes: During the

The latest blog in this series linked to the forthcoming Splendours of the Subcontinent exhibition has been written by Simon Metcalf, who is the Queen’s

Jill Iredale, our Curator of Fine Arts has been busy with Hockney related stuff recently, and agreed to write a blog about what she’s been up to.

This week’s entry linked to the Splendours of the Subcontinent exhibition (opening in March 2017 at Cartwright Hall) is taking a look at some of the

Kajal Meghani, from the Royal Collection Trust writes about a silver astrolabe

Kajal Meghani from the Royal Collection Trust writes about an enamelled gold inkstand in the shape of a barge.

As regular visitors to our blog may have noticed, over the last few years staff from Bradford Museums and Galleries have been involved with the

Kajal Meghani from the Royal Collections Trust writes about why Edward, Prince of Wales went on a tour of the ‘subcontinent’