Visual Studies

A study of Aubrey Beardsley's work exhibited at Tate Britain until May 25, 2020. The author considers the darkly vigorous imagery of the short lived genius, his graphic work for the notorious Yellow Book, and sublimely erotic illustrations for Lysistrata by Aristophane and Salome by Oscar Wilde, which frank imagery even shocked the author.

Six ways to ignite the love of God’s Word in your children, and have them still want more. So many parents want to raise a "with-it" academic child, forgetting that the more important aim is to raise a holy child. After all, we could be raising a brilliant robber, or intelligent murderer. There is no downside to raising a holy child. Such a child is the delight of his parent's heart. If a love of the Bible doesn't grip a child's soul early on, chances grow slimmer by the year to ever capture that heart again. Here, learn how to gain that heart and hold it transfixed to the word of God for...

A recorded visit to Elizabethan Treasures during the press view at the National Portrait Gallery London. Inspect miniature portraits by Nicholas Hilliard and Isaac Oliver of Sir Walter Raleigh, Sir Francis Frake, Henry Wriothesley and others, and the celebrated icon of Queen Elizabeth I.