TV Series2006 · BBC Two · Ended · 50 min
This is not a series about things that hang on walls, it is not about decor or prettiness. It is a series about the force, the need, the passion of art... the power of art.
Who is in it. Open anyone to see what else they are in.
Simon Schama
8 episodes
Andy Serkis
1 episode
Allan Corduner
1 episode
Andrew Garfield
Boy with Fruit
1 episode
Paul Popplewell
Caravaggio
1 episode
Christine Bottomley
Fillide
1 episode
Jalaal Hartley
Onorio Longhi
1 episode
Massimiliano Davoli
Italian Waiter
1 episode
Dave Hill
Saint Matthew
1 episode
Iain Pearson
Card Sharp
1 episode
Anna Walton
Lena
1 episode
Dominic Colchester
Rannucio Tommasoni
1 episode
Alex Noodle
Corporal
1 episode
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