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- Oct 1, 2026
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Make your ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ dreams come true at this marvellous Oxford home complete with its own ballroom (opens the original)
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Ever watched the celebrities and professional dancers twirl around the Strictly Come Dancing ballroom floor and thought: ‘I really need one of those in my home’? Now you can. This property on Charlbury Road in Oxford, on the market for £6.25 million with Knight Frank, comes with its very own first floor ballroom. Measuring around 50 by 27 feet with lovely views over the garden, you could spend your days waltzing to your heart’s content, pretending you’re training to compete with one of the show'
The gorgeous collection of one of the founding fathers of English Country House style is up for sale (opens the original)
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‘The fluidity of his drawing comes across in everything. You see it particularly in sketches because the nature of a sketch is that they are more fluid and expressive. I love his piece of a teapot full of shells. I just think: “What a gorgeous idea”.’ This is what Lucinda Oakes has to say about her father’s work. George Oakes (1927-2017) was a decorative artist renowned for his time at the British interiors firm Sibyl Colefax & John Fowler, where he was a director. Now, The Collection of George
When is a pipe not a pipe? When it is the painted paradox of René Magritte (opens the original)
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When is a pipe not a pipe? No, this is not a new take on the ‘When is a door not a door?’ joke (when it’s ajar —ha! — for those who haven’t heard it before). This is the question posed by a London gallery's new exhibition dedicated to the Belgian artist René Magritte (1898-1967). ‘Great paintings by Magritte grab you immediately,’ says Jasper Sharp, co-curator of This Is Still Not a Pipe: The Afterlife of Magritte at the Gagosian’s Grosvenor Hill gallery. ‘They have that fast burn, but they also
David Shrigley: ‘Very strange, figurative, slushy, squishy paintings — I love that aesthetic' (opens the original)
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Of course David Shrigley lives in Brighton. Where else would you find a man who painted a bird with the words ‘I am flying to London to shit on the government’, and who created an uncannily proportioned thumbs up, which reads ‘I approve of your stupid ideas’? Case in point: when I ask David about the last thing he bought for himself, he replies: ‘Vegan Doc Martens.’ So Brighton. He has lunch together with his small and very young team of staff most days, which I am invited to join when I visit.
From Federer and Cary Grant to DiCaprio and Zidane: Here are some watches to save the world (opens the original)
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The English-American actor Cary Grant was a Hollywood star with a generous streak: not only did he give his own gold watch to the woman who cared for his mother in her old age, but he also covered her nursing home fees. The family of this woman, Maggie Leach, are now selling the storied timepiece. The watch will go under the hammer on September 10, at Clevedon Salerooms, as part of the auction house’s Autumn Specialist Sale of Antiques and Collectables. Born in Bristol, Grant rose to fame in cla
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