Article: Graham Sutherland: Artist in Focus

Graham Sutherland was celebrated as the 'outstanding painter of his generation'. The places in which Sutherland worked had a profound influence on his work: from the rural landscape of Kent to the hills and valleys of west Wales and the heat and light of the French Riviera.

Article: John Piper: A Journey Through Snowdonia

From around 1943 to 1950 John Piper undertook an intense artistic journey through the mountains of north Wales, conveying a passion and vision like none other seen before. There is an exuberance and brilliancy to the tones and hues, as well as sheer drama in each of the pictures.

Article: Skis from Scott’s British Antarctic (Terra Nova) Expedition 1910-13

Amgueddfa Cymru has in its collections a pair of long wooden skis, skis used by Raymond Edward Priestley (1886-1974), a geologist on Scott's British Antarctic expedition of 1910-13

Article: A new discovery within an old instrument: was the Welsh crwth unique in possessing two soundboxes?

Amgueddfa Cymru is fortunate enough to house one of only three surviving authentic Welsh crwths in Britain. Does the discovery of a hidden aperture make the crwth unique amongst bowed instruments by having two soundboxes?

Article: Revolutionary Dreams: Investigating French art

Article: 'This beast of a pitch': Keeping the Green, Green Grass of Wales at the Millenium Stadium, Cardiff

Gallery: Microscopic designs: Ernest Heath's collection of Foraminifera

Article: Captain Scott's Welsh Flag

Article: Welsh national emblems

Article: St David's Day