Visiting Do Ho Suh's 'Bridging Home' near Liverpool Street. For 'What The F*ck is This', summer 2020. Image credit: courtesy of Wells Fray-Smith

Matthew delivering a Magic Lantern session. Image credit: Art History in Schools

Melanie Aram. Image credit: courtesy of Melanie Aram

Image credit: Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Image credit: Lawrence Hendra

Faye at work. Image credit: Tom Bilson

Georgina at a London Transport Museum event. Image credit: Georgina Cheung

Golders Green. 1908, poster by unknown artist. © TfL from the London Transport Museum collection. Image credit: TfL from the London Transport Museum collection

AGIP Calendar Model. 1974, photograph by James Barnor (b.1929). © the artist. Image credit: October Gallery, London

Gin Lane. (detail), 1751, engraving by William Hogarth (1697–1764). Image credit: Royal Academy of Arts, London

'Ballet finale, Italy', 1918 by Ernest Howard Shepard (1879–1976). © the copyright holder. Image credit: The Shepard Trust

© the artist's estate. Image credit: Camden Local Studies and Archives Centre

The Matthew Flinders Memorial Statue. (detail), bronze, Mark Richards (b.1958). © the artist. Image credit: Colleen Rowe Harvey / Art UK

Image credit: Tracy Jenkins / Art UK

© Bowness. Image credit: National Portrait Gallery, London

Image credit: Tate

Mitcham Common. 1912, watercolour on paper by John Doman Turner (1871–1938). Private collection. Image credit: courtesy of Stephen Robertson

North End Road. 1973, oil on canvas by Brian Hagger (1935–2006). © the estate of Brian Hagger. Image credit: the estate of Brian Hagger

Image credit: The National Gallery, London

Image credit: Brighton and Hove Museums and Art Galleries

The Guitar Player. c.1672, oil on canvas by Johannes Vermeer (1632–1675), on display in Kenwood House. Image credit: Payton Walton, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (souce: Wikimedia Commons)

Image credit: UCL Art Museum

Day. 1928–1929, sculpture by Jacob Epstein (1880–1959), above St James's Park station, London. Image credit: Tony Hisgett (source: Wikimedia Commons)

The Tower of London and the Thames from 'Poems of Charles, Duke of Orleans'. c.1500, from the manuscript 'Royal 16 F.II, f.73' by British (English) School. Image credit: British Library, public domain

Image credit: Tate

Image credit: Atkinson Art Gallery Collection

Sarah Thacker. Image credit: Sarah Thacker

Eugène Manet on the Isle of Wight. 1885, painting by Berthe Morisot (1841–1895). Image credit: Musée Marmottan Monet, Paris

Summer beach hat design: red flowers on white straw. 1962, gouache & pencil by Lou Taylor. © the artist. Image credit: Lou Taylor

Breathe:2022. © the artist. Image credit: courtesy of the artist and Invisible Dust

Summer beach hat design: red flowers on white straw. 1962, gouache & pencil by Lou Taylor. © the artist. Image credit: Lou Taylor

The National Windrush Monument. model by Basil Watson (b.1958). © the artist. Image credit: courtesy of the artist

© estate of Prunella Clough. All rights reserved, DACS 2020. Image credit: National Trust Images

Image credit: York Museums Trust

Queen Anne (1665–1714). Louis Auguste Malempré (c.1820–1888) and Richard Claude Belt (1851–1920), St Paul's Churchyard, City of London. Image credit: Alfred Yeung / Art UK

© The Executors of the Frink Estate and Archive. All Rights Reserved, DACS 2020. Image credit: The Ingram Collection of Modern British and Contemporary Art

Colour photograph of a stall called 'The Tool Shed' selling plastic buckets and spades. 1990s, photograph by Prunella Clough (1919–1999). © the estate of Ann Robin Banks. Image credit: Tate, CC-BY-NC-ND

Dan Vo. Image credit: ISKA Photography

Claire presenting 'Living Beyond Limits' themes. Image credit: Hynes Photography

Image credit: Wellcome Collection

© the artist/Flowers Gallery, London and New York. Image credit: The Ingram Collection of Modern British and Contemporary Art