For art lovers

Dudmaston offers something unexpected in the house and that is the collection of modern art. The collection was the life’s work of Sir George Labouchere, who lived at Dudmaston, with his wife Rachel, until his death in 1999.

Having been born and raised in the village of Cookham, the works of artist Stanley Spencer encapsulate the rural idyll of his local surroundings.

Discover how Sir Geoffrey and Lady Mander's collection of Pre-Raphaelite art at Wightwick Manor came into being.

Flatford was at the heart of Constable's childhood and early years. He returned regularly painting scenes from the Stour valley throughout his life.

The last private owner of Packwood, Graham Baron Ash, hosted a series of Follies – theatrical entertainments and plays in architectural structures in the gardens, which have been given a contemporary re-working by artist Hilary Jack.

Every year we host special exhibitions and new displays in some of our most iconic buildings and outdoor spaces. Look out for Creatures and Creations at Waddesdon Manor and The Gruffalo and Friends at Mottisfont in our summer highlights.

Get connected to our places through our contemporary art exhibitions and events, in partnership with the Arts Council. Andrew Logan's The Art of Reflection has now opened at Buckland Abbey.