Historic Royal Palaces

• Continuing Scala’s successful and insightful series into a range of the most interesting and appealing artworks in some of the most important collections in the world
• Unique selections by specialist curators at the five royal palaces – Hampton Court Palace, the Banqueting House, Kensington Palace, Kew Palace and the Tower of London

Home to a staggering collection of treasures reflecting hundreds of years of work by the finest craftspeople, these five palaces span nearly a thousand years of history. From these collections, curators from each of the palaces have selected objects that speak to them personally – from Henry VIII’s magnificent tapestries of Petrarch’s Triumph to the exquisite baby shoes of Edward VII, lovingly kept by Queen Victoria; from the classical nymphs and satyrs of Verrio’s wall paintings at Hampton Court to the astonishing 14th-century mural discovered under layers of limewash in the Tower of London’s Byward Tower; from Queen Charlotte’s magnificent State bed to the preserved Georgian kitchens at Kew Palace.