The Field

Art in the field

FROM the 1850s to the present day, four generations of the Earl family, over more than 150 years, have been painting what it is that makes us tick. Now the Kennel Club has put together the first exhibition to span the whole family, not just in art-work but including letters, photographs and memorabilia of a family tree that grew its history across the continents.

So what does define our passions at home and overseas? Those in tears at the late Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral

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