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Christopher Wood is England's leading writer and broadcaster on Victorian art. Educated at St John's College, Cambridge, he spent fourteen years working at the London auction house, Christie's, becoming director of nineteenth-century paintings. He started his own gallery, specialising in Pre-Raphaelite and

The 1840s - literary genre, and fairy painters; Richard Redgrave and Social Realism; W.P. Frith and Modern Life; the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood 1849-1853; D.G. Rossetti; W. Holman Hunt; J.E. Millais; Ford Madox Brown and Arthur Hughes; Pre-Raphaelite followers of the 1850s; Pre-Raphaelite landscape; the palace of Art - William Morris and E. Burne-Jones; J.W. Waterhouse and other late Pre-Raphaelites 1860-1890; Olympian dreamers - Lord Leighton and the classical revival; G.F. Watts; Sir L. Alma-Tadema; Sir E.J. Poynter; Albert Joseph Moore; The Last Romantics 1890-1914; high life and low life - painters of Victorian life 1870-1900; portrait painting; landscape and country life; sporting and animal painters; marine and coastal painters; military and battle painters; travellers and topographers; Impression and the New English Art Club; Artistic Colonies - the Newlyn School and Staithes Group; the road to modernism.